| | Janice Harrington Magic CD - Import Janice Harrington Discography of CDs
Full performer name: Janice Harrington/Kenn Lending Blues Band.
Personnel: Janice Harrington (vocals).
Kenn Lending Blues Band: Kenn Lending (guitar); Steen Vig (saxophone); Henning Verner (keyboardes); Svenni Svafnisson (bass); Frank Larsen (drums); Mette Fanenskov (background vocals). Janice Harrington Magic Songs | 1. | Double Dynamite |
| 2. | Huh Huh, The |
| 3. | Work Your Magic |
| 4. | Going Home Again |
| 5. | Making Plans |
| 6. | Telephone Blues |
| 7. | C.C. Rider |
| 8. | You Got Me Running |
| 9. | I Ain't Doin' Too Bad |
| 10. | Seven Days a Week Man Blues |
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