Gadfly Pie CD

Gadfly Pie Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Folk CDs, Country, Folk Music, New Wave, Folk Collections
Label	Gadfly
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	308692
CD Universe Part number	1079167
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 12, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	64 minutes

Gadfly Pie Songs

	1.	Push Comes to Love - Gerry Devine and the Hi-Beams
	2.	Small Good Thing, A - Peter Gallway
	3.	In the Name of Lust - Ilene Weiss
	4.	Green With Envy - Billy Bremner
	5.	One Eye Blind - Jeff Wilkinson
	6.	I Had a Good Day - Andy Breckman (electric version)
	7.	Monster Movie - Tonio K.
	8.	Wild Thing - Chip Taylor
	9.	I Don't Mind Walkin' - Julie Adams
	10.	Dream Loud - Julie Gold
	11.	Fall Thru Space - Gideon Freudmann
	12.	Prettiest Girl at the Funeral - Richard Goldman
	13.	Off the Ground - Jason Eklund/Roger Johnson
	14.	We Sure Got Hard Times Now - Deborah Holland
	15.	Song of the Moderate Man - Leon Rosselson
	16.	Back from Where We Came - Susan Herrick
	17.	Short Memories - Graham Parker
	18.	Blonds John Lennon, The - John Kruth
	19.	Gangway - Jim Infantino

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