Chris Connor Sings Gershwin Almanac CD Japan

Sings Gershwin Almanac Music

List Price	$56.99 (You save $4.44)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Vocals, Japanese LP Sleeve
All Time Sales Rank	342312
CD Universe Part number	7367458
Catalog number	25164/5
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 13, 2008
Additional Info	Japan; Mini LP Sleeve

Chris Connor Sings Gershwin Almanac Songs

	1.	But Not For Me (DISC 01)
	2.	Of Thee I Sing
	3.	Strike Up the Band
	4.	I've Got A Crush On You
	5.	Soon
	6.	Liza
	7.	Looking For A Boy
	8.	I Got Rhythm
	9.	I've Got Beginner's Luck
	10.	Slap That Bass
	11.	For You, For Me, For Evermore
	12.	Love Is Sweeping The Country
	13.	Man I Love, The
	14.	'S Wonderful
	15.	A Foggy Day
	16.	Medley From "Porgy And Bess" Summertime/There's A boat That's Leaving Soon For New York/I Love You Porgy
	17.	Nice Work If You Can Get It (DISC 02)
	18.	Blah Blah Blah
	19.	They Can;T Take That Away From Me
	20.	Clap Yo Hands
	21.	Little Jazzbird
	22.	I Was Doing All Right
	23.	My One And Only
	24.	That Certain Feeling
	25.	Fascinating Rhythm
	26.	Our Love Is Here To Stay
	27.	They All Laughed
	28.	How Long Has This Been Going On
	29.	I Can;T Be Bothered Now
	30.	Love Walked In
	31.	Somebody Loves Me
	32.	Embraceable You
	33.	Strike Up The Band
	34.	Summertime

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