Mitsou Tempted CD Canada

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List Price	$19.99 (You save $1.60)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, French, Rock
Label	Unidisc
Orig Year	1993
CD Universe Part number	1591135
Catalog number	627628
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 06, 2006
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Dave Way; Derek Bramble; Bobby Ervin; Jimmy Harry; Julian Raymond; Kim Bullard; Narada Michael Walden
Engineer	Daryll Dobson; Dave Koz; Dave Way; Greg Barrett; Marc Reyburn; Jay Lean; Jimmy Harry
Recording Time	59 minutes
Personnel	Dave Koz - saxophone Narada Michael Walden - keyboards, cymbals Claytoven Richardson Jimmy Harry - guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboards, programming Sandy Griffith Vernon "Ice" Black - guitar Nikita Germaine - background vocals Lisa Taylor Derek Bramble - programming Nicole Bradin List all 20 contributors
Additional Info	Canada

Mitsou Tempted Songs

	1.	Everybody Say Love
	2.	Loving Me Is Not a Sin
	3.	Sweet Nothings
	4.	Father Angel
	5.	Koo Koo
	6.	Slipping Away
	7.	Provacative
	8.	Can You Love a Woman
	9.	I Can't Love You Anymore
	10.	Next X
	11.	I Really Love You
	12.	My Cherie Amour
	13.	Everybody Say Love
	14.	Everybody Say Love - (The Love Club Mix)

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