| | Ogawa Michiko Swingin' Stride CD - Import Ogawa Michiko Discography of CDs
Japanese pressing. Victor. 2006. Swingin' Stride Music | List Price | $51.99 (You save $3.40) | | Category | Jazz Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7013005 | | Catalog number | 612390 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jan 24, 2006 |
Ogawa Michiko Swingin' Stride Songs | 1. | Finger Buster |
| 2. | Drop Me Off In Harlem |
| 3. | Viper's Drag |
| 4. | Cotton Tail |
| 5. | Sekaini-Hitotsudakeno-Hana |
| 6. | Handful Pf Keys |
| 7. | Moon River |
| 8. | Eccentricity |
| 9. | Harlem Joys |
| 10. | When I'm Sixty-Four |
| 11. | Aunt Hagar's Blues |
| 12. | I'm Beginning To See The Light |
| 13. | My Father's Love Song |
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