Joe Houston Rockin' At The Drive-In CD United Kingdom

Rockin' At The Drive-In Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $1.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz Instrument, Blues, Oldies, Soul/R&B, Tenor Sax, Jump Blues
Label	Ace
Orig Year	1984
All Time Sales Rank	122133
CD Universe Part number	6664856
Catalog number	994
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 09, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mixed
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Joe Houston Rockin' At The Drive-In Songs

	1.	Chicano Hop
	2.	Joe's Hot House
	3.	Rockin' At The Drive-In
	4.	Bean Hop
	5.	Shuckin' And A Jivin'
	6.	Houston Shuffle
	7.	Strolling
	8.	Cha Cha All Night Long
	9.	Chili
	10.	Lucky Thirty
	11.	Boom
	12.	Shocking
	13.	Baby Don't Go
	14.	We're Gunna Rock 'N' Roll
	15.	Curfew
	16.	Joe's Blues
	17.	Get With It
	18.	Slip 'N Out
	19.	Home Boy
	20.	Hush Your Mouth
	21.	The Things We Used To Do
	22.	Deep Freeze
	23.	Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)
	24.	Two Pizzaburgers Please!

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