Yulduz Usmanova Jannona CD Import

Jannona Music

Category	Rock Albums, International CDs, Middle East, Rock/Pop, Central Asia, World
Label	Blue Flame
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	172735
CD Universe Part number	1176809
Discs	1
Release Date	May 09, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	DJ George; Yulduz Usmanova
Engineer	Lars Fasbender
Personnel	Yulduz Usmanova - vocals Frank Kuruc - acoustic guitar, electric guitar Joerg Reiter - keyboard programming George Huber - rap vocals, keyboards Ibodullaev Akrom Ismailov Adkhamjon Kuzmin Alexanader - keyboards Toir Kuziev - saz Tursunov Vakhobjon - drums
Additional Info	Import; Germany

Yulduz Usmanova Jannona Songs

	1.	I Wish You Were Here (Kuinimdagi Yor)
	2.	Fergana
	3.	Adolik
	4.	Yor-Yor-Lar
	5.	Ona
	6.	Kungil
	7.	Jamona
	8.	Jorni Lark Eimang
	9.	Khudo Bilar
	10.	Dilorom

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