NRBQ At Yankee Stadium CD

At Yankee Stadium Music

List Price	$9.97 (You save $1.88)
Category	Rock Albums, Oldies CDs, Rock/Pop
Label	Mercury
Orig Year	1978
All Time Sales Rank	13279
CD Universe Part number	1056500
Catalog number	824462
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 08, 1989
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Tom Mark; J.Frazer; Tom Edmunds
Recording Time	35 minutes

NRBQ At Yankee Stadium Songs

1.	Green Lights
2.	Just Ain't Fair
3.	I Love Her, She Loves Me
4.	Get Rhythm
5.	That's Neat, That's Nice
6.	Ain't No Free
7.	I Want You Bad
8.	Same Old Thing, The
9.	Yes, Yes, Yes	$0.99
10.	It Comes to Me Naturally
11.	Talk to Me
12.	Shake, Rattle, And Roll

At Yankee Stadium Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars PHAT CD
I am 14 and i have good taste in music. If you like a melting pot style band, get this cd! Its a great one!
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