Paul Williams Complete 1946-1949 CD

Complete 1946-1949 Music

List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Soul/R&B, Vocal, Blues
All Time Sales Rank	426363
CD Universe Part number	6813884
Catalog number	6020
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 16, 2004

Paul Williams Complete 1946-1949 Songs

1.	Hastings Street Bounce
2.	Paradise Valley Walk
3.	Way Late
4.	Bouncing With Benson
5.	Come With Me Baby
6.	Thirty-Five-Thirty
7.	Walkin' Around
8.	Boogie Ride
9.	Twister	$0.99
10.	Boogie Mr Williams
11.	Hoppin' John
12.	Blues Swing
13.	Maxie Waxie (Jockey Jump)
14.	Spider Sent Me
15.	Twister	$0.99
16.	Twister	$0.99
17.	Canadian Ace
18.	Turtle Rock
19.	Free Dice
20.	Hucklebuck
21.	Rompin'
22.	Pop-Corn
23.	Jelly Roll Boogie
24.	House Rocker

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