| | Vincent Gardner Elbow Room CD - Import Vincent Gardner Discography of CDs
Vincent Gardner Elbow Room Songs | 1. | DoomZoom |
| 2. | Snake Charmin' |
| 3. | I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry |
| 4. | Can You Read My Mind? |
| 5. | Four And One |
| 6. | Blubber |
| 7. | W.M.Iii |
| 8. | Relaxin' At Camarillo |
| 9. | Liberia |
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