Dean Friedman Rumpled Romeo CD United Kingdom

Rumpled Romeo Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Nostalgia, Easy Listening, Pub Rock, Rock, World, Enhanced CD, French
Label	Chiswick
Orig Year	1982
All Time Sales Rank	146472
CD Universe Part number	1052179
Catalog number	106
Discs	2
Release Date	May 07, 1996
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Dean Friedman
Engineer	Neal Steingart
Personnel	Bill Ward - drums, percussion David Frank - synthesizer Dean Friedman - vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards Don Sarlin - guitar
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Dean Friedman Rumpled Romeo Songs

	1.	First Date
	2.	McDonald's Girl
	3.	Are You Ready Yet
	4.	Hey Larry
	5.	Love Is Real
	6.	Buy My Baby a Car
	7.	Special Effects
	8.	I Depend on You
	9.	Marginal Middle Class
	10.	I Will Never Leave You
	11.	Lakelands, The
	12.	Nookie in the Mail
	13.	Follow Your Heart
	14.	I Didn't Mean to Make You Cry

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