| | Teen Scene, Vol. 3 Soundtrack CD
Here 30 teen ballads and teen rockers, and some highschool sounds from the 1950s. Features Kenny Baker, Bobby Martin, Chuck Hix, Johnny Gee, Sparkles, Dick Allison, Jimmie Luke, Johnny & Jerry, Virgil Sawyer, Ron Volz, Clyde Beavers, Enchanters, Bobby Po Teen Scene, Vol. 3 Soundtrack Music Teen Scene, Vol. 3 Soundtrack Songs Teen Scene, Vol. 3 Soundtrack Review
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