Willy Deville Love & Emotion: Atlantic Years CD

Love & Emotion: Atlantic Years Music

List Price	$42.99 (You save $6.90)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Oldies, Rock
Label	Warner Bros. (Record Label)
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	228822
CD Universe Part number	1377655
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 17, 1998
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Willy Deville Love & Emotion: Atlantic Years Songs

1.	Harlem Nocturne (Live)
2.	Love & Emotion
3.	Demasiado Corazon (Too Mu - (Spanish)
4.	Each Word's a Beat of My
5.	Around the Corner
6.	River of Tears
7.	Lilly's Daddy's Cadillac
8.	Moonlight Let Me Down
9.	Stand by Me
10.	Maybe Tomorrow
11.	Teardrops Must Fall
12.	She Was Made in Heaven
13.	End of the Line
14.	So in Love Are We
15.	You Better Move On	$0.99
16.	Let Me Dream If I Want To
17.	Change It Comes (Live At
18.	Cadillac Moon (Live at CB
19.	Moonlight Let Me Down (96

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