Bob Meyer & The Rivieras Very Best Of CD

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Oldies, Oldies Collections, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	Forevermore
Orig Year	1997
CD Universe Part number	1499262
Catalog number	5011
Discs	1
Release Date	May 20, 1997
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Nat Speir; Bob Richardson; Maurice Williams; The Rivieras

Bob Meyer & The Rivieras Very Best Of... Songs

	1.	Behold
	2.	You've Got to Tell Me
	3.	Never Gonna Let Her Go
	4.	My Girl Stormy - (previously unreleased)
	5.	Simple Day - (previously unreleased)
	6.	I Only Get This Feeling
	7.	If You Could Only Hear - (previously unreleased)
	8.	Why? - (previously unreleased)
	9.	Caring for You - (previously unreleased)
	10.	Too Much Pride - (previously unreleased)
	11.	This Night - (previously unreleased)
	12.	(There's Gonna Be A) Showdown - (previously unreleased)
	13.	Peanut Butter - (previously unreleased)
	14.	Dancin'
	15.	Fortune Teller
	16.	Whip It on Me (Pretty Baby)
	17.	Fools Fall in Love

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