Johnny Desmond All Those Wonderful Years CD

All Those Wonderful Years Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Vocal, Big Band, Enhanced CD
Label	Living Era
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	54651
CD Universe Part number	6825089
Catalog number	5544
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 08, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Peter Dempsey (Compilation); Ray Crick (Compilation)

Johnny Desmond All Those Wonderful Years Songs

	1.	All Those Wonderful Years
	2.	This Time the Dream's on Me
	3.	Speak Low
	4.	Guilty
	5.	Lillette
	6.	C'Est Si Bon
	7.	Four Winds and the Seven Seas, The
	8.	Don't Cry Joe
	9.	Last Mile Home, The
	10.	Pigalle
	11.	Picnic Song, The
	12.	So Long Sally
	13.	Marshmallow World, A
	14.	I've Got a Heart Filled With Love
	15.	Just Say I Love Her
	16.	I Fell
	17.	Because of You
	18.	Mister and Mississippi
	19.	I'm Glad I Gave It up For You - (with Monica Lewis)
	20.	Too Young
	21.	Mamma
	22.	Festival
	23.	Hands Across the Table
	24.	Woman Uh Huh
	25.	Gang That Sang "Heart of My Heart" - (with Don Cornell/Alan Dale)

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