World Of Guitar CD

World Of Guitar Music

List Price	$8.97 (You save $0.92)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Orchestral/Symphonic CDs, Easy Listening
Label	ZYX
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	279030
CD Universe Part number	1481182
Catalog number	11030
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 27, 1996
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

World Of Guitar Songs

	1.	Verde - Ricky King
	2.	Recuerdos de la Alhambra - Miguel Alvarez
	3.	Cielito Mexicano
	4.	Non Ho L'Eta PR Amarti - Francisco Garcia
	5.	Wheels - Ricky King
	6.	Yesterday - Miguel Alvarez
	7.	Tornero - Francisco Garcia
	8.	Concierto de Aranjuez - Miguel Alvarez
	9.	Un Lacrima Sul Viso - Francisco Garcia
	10.	Havah Nagila - Ricky King
	11.	Disco Tropicano
	12.	Traumerei - Miguel Alvarez
	13.	Zorbas Dance - Francisco Garcia
	14.	Feelings - Miguel Alvarez
	15.	Apache - Ricky King
	16.	Akropolis Adieu - Francisco Garcia
	17.	Liebestraum - Miguel Alvarez
	18.	Ghostriders in the Sky - Ricky King
	19.	Bonjour Claire - Miguel Alvarez
	20.	Jumbo Walk - Ricky King
	21.	Flying Eagle
	22.	Cuando Caliente el Sol - Francisco Garcia
	23.	Spanish Eyes - Miguel Alvarez
	24.	Ave Amria No Morro - Francisco Garcia
	25.	Ave - Miguel Alvarez
	26.	Que Sera - Francisco Garcia
	27.	Serenade - Miguel Alvarez
	28.	Reggae Maracuja
	29.	Santa Maria Madonna - Miguel Alvarez
	30.	Amorada - Ricky King
	31.	Paloma - Francisco Garcia
	32.	Angelique - Miguel Alvarez
	33.	Twistin Toe
	34.	Bilitis - Miguel Alvarez
	35.	Johnny Guitar - Ricky King
	36.	Amazing Grace - Miguel Alvarez

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