Eddie Cochran Mighty Mean CD Import

Mighty Mean Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Oldies CDs, Rockabilly, Rock, Oldies Collections
Label	Phantom
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	286968
CD Universe Part number	5736315
Discs	1
Release Date	May 27, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Eddie Cochran Mighty Mean Songs

1.	Mr. Fiddle
2.	Two Blue Singing Stars
3.	Guilty Conscience
4.	Your Tomorrows Never Come
5.	Latch On
6.	Yesterday's Heartbreak
7.	Heart of a Fool
8.	My Love to Remember
9.	Latch On
10.	He's Graduating
11.	Pink-Peg Slacks
12.	I'm Ready
13.	Tired & Sleepy
14.	Fool's Parade
15.	Slow Down
16.	Open the Door
17.	Latch On
18.	Half Loved
19.	Nice 'N' Easy
20.	Mighty Mean
21.	Interview With Eddie Cochran
22.	Sittin' in the Balcony	$0.99
23.	Interview With Eddie Cochran
24.	Twenty-Flight Rock
25.	Interview With Jimmy Bowen, Plus His Kcsr Radio Promo
26.	Interview With Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison, Eddie Cochran, Co
27.	Jerry Allison-Kcsr Rado Promo
28.	Freeman
29.	Eddie's
30.	Eddie

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