| | Foster & Allen Sing The Number 1'S CD - Import Foster & Allen Discography of CDs
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This 2005 2CD collection from Foster & Allen is a collection 40 of the most beloved Number One songs! Includes tracks such as "Unchained Melody", "Strangers In The Night", "This Ole House", "You Belong To Me", "Memories Are Made Of This", "I Have A Dream", "Whatever Will Be Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)" and many more! Foster & Allen are perhaps the most famous duo to come out of Ireland. For thirty years they regularly toured the world taking their music to North America, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia and the UK. Sing The Number 1'S Music Foster & Allen Sing The Number 1'S Songs | 1. | Unchained Melody |
| 2. | Is this the way to Amarillo? |
| 3. | Strangers in the Night |
| 4. | This 'Ole House |
| 5. | It's Almost Tomorrow |
| 6. | Good Luck Charm |
| 7. | Who's Sorry Now? |
| 8. | Coward of the County |
| 9. | Distant Drums |
| 10. | She's Not You |
| 11. | Bridge Over Troubled Water |
| 12. | Poor People of Paris |
| 13. | The Story of my Life |
| 14. | Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree |
| 15. | No Matter What |
| 16. | My Ding-A-Ling |
| 17. | You Belong to Me |
| 18. | Side Saddle |
| 19. | The Twelfth of Never |
| 20. | Don't Let the Stars Get in your Eyes |
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The origin of Poisonous Glass is prior to the origin of the known universe. God, whilst rocking out to Poisonous Glass on his stereo, caused what many scientists refer to now as the ’Big Bang’. Poisonous Glass was just too harsh to remain in the celestial realm. At this instant both time and matter were created and rock n’ roll was made flesh: rock n’ roll incarnatum est. Many moons later, there was a great flood which Noah and company survived with that whole Ark thing. The cause of said flood, however, was Poisonous Glass: they played a gig in Jerusalem and all the babes in the world got drippies simultaneously. It was too much. Poisonous Glass survived by rocking out in an undersea world, during which time four Sharks joined the band who were later kicked out because they tried to eat the band. Eventually the waters calmed and Poisonous Glass has been rocking out deadly tunes ever since. Breaking and entering babes’ hearts and astonishing planet earth with their overflowing abundance of virility is what members Drake Poison (lead vocals, guitar, bass), Johnny Glass (lead guitar, bass, back-up vocals), Titonka (percussion, back-up vocals), and ...
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