Smith & Jackson Rivertown CD

Rivertown Music

List Price	$23.98 (You save $3.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz
Label	Road Goes On Forever
CD Universe Part number	7370437
Catalog number	57
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 21, 2007

Smith & Jackson Rivertown Songs

	1.	Rivertown
	2.	Gonna Hurt You To Say Goodbye
	3.	Freight Train
	4.	I'll Be There For You
	5.	Love's Embrace
	6.	Shipyard Song (Leave This Town)
	7.	Cold Wind Blows
	8.	Ballad Of Sean Delaney
	9.	Best Thing I Ever Had
	10.	Winding Road
	11.	Maybe That's The Way I Am
	12.	Hello There (Is There Anybody Out There)
	13.	Bubba

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