Pancho Harrison Teaching My Imagination CD

Teaching My Imagination Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7214131
Catalog number	60533
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 28, 2006

Pancho Harrison Teaching My Imagination Songs

	1.	Morning Music
	2.	All I Am Is Lonesome
	3.	Hardball
	4.	That Wedding Song
	5.	Teaching My Imagination
	6.	Decades
	7.	Used To Remember
	8.	No Fool Like An Old Fool
	9.	I Saw You Without Your Body
	10.	You Can't Put The Blame On L.A.
	11.	The Over-Forty Blues
	12.	I Have Never Done A Harder Thing
	13.	My Only Blueness
	14.	Up There On The Wall
	15.	Nebraska Tattoo
	16.	I Can Feel You In My Future
	17.	B Flat Minor Soul
	18.	Tornado Warning

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