Women Of Soul CD

Women Of Soul Music

List Price	$7.97 (You save $1.68)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack, Soul/R&B, Funk
Label	Universal Special Products
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	269287
CD Universe Part number	1105406
Catalog number	21029
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 03, 1997
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mixed

Women Of Soul Songs

	1.	Tell Mama - Etta James
	2.	Never Grow Old - Aretha Franklin
	3.	Tell Me Something Good - Rufus
	4.	Love Overboard - Gladys Knight
	5.	Looking For a New Love
	6.	New Attitude - Patti LaBelle
	7.	I Have Learned to Respect the Power of Love - Stephanie Mills
	8.	You Get the Best From Me (Say, Say, Say) - Alicia Myers
	9.	You Used to Hold Me So Tight - Thelma Houston (CD only)
	10.	Love Me Right - Denise LaSalle (CD only)

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