| | 20 Hits From 70S CD - Import 20 Hits From 70s Discography of CDs
20 Hits From 70S Songs | 1. | Yellow River |
| 2. | Patches |
| 3. | Love Grows |
| 4. | Indiana Wants Me |
| 5. | Mr Big Stuff |
| 6. | Me And You And A Dog Named Boo |
| 7. | I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing |
| 8. | Drift Away |
| 9. | Love On A Mountain Top |
| 10. | Most Beautiful Girl, The |
| 11. | Rock Your Baby |
| 12. | Midnight At The Oasis |
| 13. | Billy Don't Be A Hero |
| 14. | Angel Face |
| 15. | Sugar Baby Love |
| 16. | You Little Trustmaker |
| 17. | Hey There Lonely Girl |
| 18. | Wake Up Everybody |
| 19. | Love Won't Let Me Wait |
| 20. | I Will |
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