Lanza / Ray Sinatra Great CD

Great Music

List Price	$9.99 (You save $0.80)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Classical CDs, Jazz, Vocal
Label	Goldies
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	61054
CD Universe Part number	2863029
Catalog number	63201
Discs	1
Release Date	May 21, 1996
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Great Songs

	1.	Funiculi Funicula
	2.	My Song My Love
	3.	Granada
	4.	Diane
	5.	Thine Alone
	6.	Vesti La Giubba
	7.	Vucchella
	8.	Toselli's Serenade
	9.	Because You're Mine
	10.	Marechiare
	11.	Rosary
	12.	Lolita
	13.	Mattinata
	14.	Lord's Prayer
	15.	Be My Love

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