Herbert Hunter Sound Of A Crying Man CD

Sound Of A Crying Man Music

List Price	$12.97 (You save $2.28)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Soul/R&B, Urban Soundtrack, Folk, R&B
Label	Black Magic
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	432370
CD Universe Part number	3008919
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 05, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Ted Jarrett
Additional Info	Import

Herbert Hunter Sound Of A Crying Man Songs

	1.	Happy Go Lucky
	2.	Push Away from the Table
	3.	Sound of a Crying Man, The
	4.	Isn't It Wonderful to Dream
	5.	Love Has Taken Over Me - (previously unreleased)
	6.	Dr. Feelgood
	7.	I've Gotta Sit Down (And Get Ahold of Myself)
	8.	Twistin'/ USA
	9.	Don't Pity Me
	10.	I'm So Satisfied
	11.	Slow Twistin'
	12.	Make Me Know You Love Me
	13.	Diddlin' and Daddlin'
	14.	Twist, The
	15.	la la La, La
	16.	Hold On
	17.	Win or Lose
	18.	Clean With Your Dirty Work #1
	19.	Things Are Never as Bad as They Seem - (previously unreleased)
	20.	These Are My People
	21.	Clean With Your Dirty Work #2 - (previously unreleased)

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