| | Hugh Shannon True Blue Hugh CD Hugh Shannon Discography of CDs
vocalist/pianist w. Terry Lassiter & Jim Lackey 1977
Director: Dick Phipps.
Personnel: Hugh Shannon (vocals).
Recording information: Lexington, South Carolina (12/1977).
Hugh Shannon True Blue Hugh Songs | 1. | Baltimore Oriole |
| 2. | You've Changed |
| 3. | Disgustingly Rich |
| 4. | How Little We Know |
| 5. | Poor Butterfly |
| 6. | I Love a Piano |
| 7. | Medley: Just a Gigolo/I'm a Gigolo |
| 8. | True Blue Lou |
| 9. | They Didn't Believe Me |
| 10. | Great Indoors, The |
| 11. | Hundred Years from Today, A |
| 12. | I'll Be Around |
| 13. | It Never Entered My Mind |
| 14. | It's a Big Wide Wonderful World |
| 15. | As Time Goes By |
| 16. | Limehouse Blues |
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