Talcum Soul, Vol. 3 CD

Talcum Soul, Vol. 3 Music

List Price	$13.99 (You save $2.34)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	EMI Music Distribution
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	218013
CD Universe Part number	6026151
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2004
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Talcum Soul, Vol. 3 Songs

	1.	I Feel Good (All Over) - Betty Levette
	2.	One Day Love Uptown - Tommy Dodson
	3.	Baby Mine Capitol - Thelma Houston
	4.	60 Minutes of Your Love - Homer Banks
	5.	My Heart Is in Danger - Alder Ray
	6.	Good Little You - Joe Dee
	7.	I Hurt on the Other Side - Jerry Cook
	8.	River of Tears - Fulano de Tal
	9.	Kissin' Her and Cryin' for You - The Checkmates
	10.	Cold Wave - Daises
	11.	She Blew a Good Thing - Donald Height
	12.	Turn Around Baby - Barbara Pittman
	13.	In the Same Old Way (I Still Love You) - Scotty Williams
	14.	Can't Chance a Break Up - Ike & Tina Turner
	15.	Girls Got It, The - Billy Preston
	16.	You Got the Love - Little Rose Little
	17.	I Can't Do It - Eddie & Ernie
	18.	Think About the Good Times - Baby Washington
	19.	Mama's Got a Bag of Her Own - Anna King
	20.	Look at Me, Look at Me - Vernon Greene
	21.	Be Careful Girl - Betty Turner
	22.	Baby I Need You - T.J. Williams & Two Shades Of Soul
	23.	Time Marches On - Lainie Hill
	24.	Why Did You Do It to Me - The Thieves
	25.	It's a Sad Thing - Ray Pollard
	26.	It Seems Like I've Been Here Before - J.J. Jackson

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