Marvin & Johnny Cherry Pie CD United Kingdom

Cherry Pie Music

List Price	$21.97 (You save $5.32)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Oldies, 50's, R&B
Label	Ace
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	174764
CD Universe Part number	2600148
Catalog number	509
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 21, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mixed
Personnel	Marvin Phillips - saxophone
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Marvin & Johnny Cherry Pie Songs

	1.	Cherry Pie
	2.	Tick Tock
	3.	Forever
	4.	Kiss Me (Baby)
	5.	Sugar
	6.	Dear One
	7.	Honey Girl
	8.	Little Honey
	9.	VIP Vop
	10.	Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)
	11.	Sometimes I Wonder
	12.	Baby, Won't You Marry Me
	13.	I Love You , Yes I Do
	14.	Butter Ball
	15.	Sugar Mama
	16.	Oh Me Oh My
	17.	Sweet Dreams
	18.	Will You Love Me
	19.	I Wanna
	20.	Let Me Know
	21.	Ain't That Right
	22.	Sweet Potato
	23.	Wonderful, Wonderful One
	24.	Yes I Do
	25.	Tell Me Darling
	26.	Have Mercy Miss Percy
	27.	Have Mercy Miss Percy - (Take 1)
	28.	Sweet Dreams

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