Big Wu 3-13-98 CD

3-13-98 Music

List Price	$21.97 (You save $4.28)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Urban Soundtrack CDs, Live Performances, Rock, Box Sets
Label	Oarfin
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	183666
CD Universe Part number	2894835
Discs	3
Release Date	Jan 08, 2002
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Boxed Set

Big Wu 3-13-98 Songs

		3-13-98 CD DISC 1: SET 1-ACOUSTIC SET:
	1.	Bill Kubecszko Intro
	2.	Dark Hollw
	3.	Ciyt of New Orleans, The
	4.	On the Road Again
	5.	All Around the World
	6.	Dreadful Wind & Rain
	7.	Diamond Joe
	8.	Take the World by Storm
	9.	Last Train
	10.	House of Wu
	11.	Elani
	12.	Precious Hands
	13.	Bird on the Wing
	14.	Kensington Manor
		3-13-98 Songs DISC 2: SET 2 CONT:
	1.	Minnesota Moon
	2.	Mister Charlie
	3.	Ballad of Dan Toe, The
	4.	Tangled up in Blue
	5.	Silcanturnitova
	6.	Good Lovin'
	7.	...To High!
	8.	Dark Star
	9.	Two Person Chair
		3-13-98 Album DISC 3: SET 3 CONTIUNUED:
	1.	Kangaroo
	2.	Gimme a Raise
	3.	S.O.S.
	4.	Werewolves of London
	5.	Red Sky

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