Buddy Dughi Rev It Up CD

Rev It Up Music

List Price	$19.97 (You save $6.32)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Folk
Label	Golly Gee
All Time Sales Rank	528725
CD Universe Part number	7309500
Catalog number	1050
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 09, 2007

Buddy Dughi Rev It Up Songs

	1.	Velvet Collar, Iron Fist
	2.	Let's Go For A Spin
	3.	Metal Flake Coupe
	4.	Hot Rod Hell
	5.	Love My Gretch
	6.	Suicide Ride
	7.	Hot Rods And Harleys
	8.	Vampire Girl
	9.	Demon's Got A Motorcycle
	10.	Rev It Up!
	11.	Pleasant Dreams

Rev It Up Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars ROCKIN
THIS CD ROCKS LIKE CRAZY,GREAT SONGS,GUITAR PLAYING AND SINGING,NO SLOW BORING STUFF.
Submitted by RON (PHOENIX,AZ, USA)
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