Velvet Opera Ride A Hustler's Dream CD Germany

Ride A Hustler's Dream Music

List Price	$23.99 (You save $1.64)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Progressive CDs, Rock
Label	Repertoire
Orig Year	1969
All Time Sales Rank	200240
CD Universe Part number	1406318
Catalog number	4531
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 18, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Additional Info	Germany

Velvet Opera Ride A Hustler's Dream Songs

	1.	Ride a Hustler's Dream
	2.	Statesboro Blues
	3.	Money By
	4.	Black Jack Davy
	5.	Raise the Light
	6.	Raga
	7.	Anna Dance Square
	8.	Depression
	9.	Don't You Realize
	10.	Warm Day in July
	11.	Eleanor Rigby
	12.	She Keeps Giving Me These Feelings
	13.	There's a Hole in My Pocket

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