Goodbye Mr MacKenzie Hammer & Tongs CD

Hammer & Tongs Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Cherry Red Uk
All Time Sales Rank	582112
CD Universe Part number	7018276
Catalog number	293
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 18, 2006

Goodbye Mr MacKenzie Hammer & Tongs Songs

	1.	Blacker Than Black
	2.	Bold John Barleycorn Diamonds
	3.	Burning Now We Are Married, The
	4.	Sick Baby
	5.	Down To The Minimum
	6.	She's Strong
	7.	Love Child
	8.	Tongue-Tied
	9.	Friday's Child (TRACKS 9-12 BONUS TRACKS)
	10.	Candlestick Park
	11.	Candy Says
	12.	Now We Are Married (Extended Vercion

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