Warren Vache First Time Out LP

First Time Out Music

Category	Jazz Albums, Vinyl LP Record CDs
Label	Audiophile
Orig Year	1976
CD Universe Part number	7121021
Catalog number	196
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 25, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Shipping Units	3

Warren Vache First Time Out Songs

1.	Black Butterfly
2.	Joy Spring
3.	I Didn'T Know What Times It Was
4.	Once In A While
5.	Chelsea Bridge
6.	Oh Baby
7.	I Surrender Dear
8.	Song Of The Wanderer
9.	All Of Me	$0.99
10.	Willow Weep For Me
11.	Dream Dancing	$0.99
12.	Easy Living
13.	Always
14.	Autumn Nocturne
15.	When It'S Sleepy Time Down South

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