Travelling Companion Germany CD MP3

Travelling Companion Germany Music

Category	World Albums, International CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7281798
Catalog number	99238
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 25, 2006

Travelling Companion Germany Songs

	1.	17 Hippies: Gelb Zwo Drei
	2.	Das Blaue Einhorn: Ich Wil Sich Spilen
	3.	Di Grine Kuzine: Bavarski Cocek
	4.	Bayrisch-diatonischer Jodelwahnsinn: Demoskopen
	5.	Jams: Waterdoesken
	6.	Element of Crime: Ganz Leicht
	7.	Leckersachen: Lass Mich in Ruh'
	8.	Erci E: Weil Ich Ein TA^rke Bin
	9.	GrenzgA^nger: Fetter Michels Vaterland
	10.	Elster Silberflug: Chume Geselle Min
	11.	U.l.m.a.n.: Hupf Auf
	12.	Bavario: Scharr
	13.	Mahones: Der Lachende Vagabund
	14.	Polkaholix: Im Grunewald Is' Holzauktion
	15.	Leipziger Folksession Band: Ballade Von Der UnzulA^nglichkeit
	16.	SchA^l Sick Brass Band: Prinz Von Arkadien
	17.	Bandoneonfreunde Essen: Tango Laudino

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