Eumir Deodato Tremendao CD

Tremendao Music

List Price	$29.99 (You save $2.40)
Category	Jazz Albums
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7377533
Catalog number	667026
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 13, 2007

Eumir Deodato Tremendao Songs

	1.	Tremendao
	2.	Comecou De Brincadeira
	3.	Gente
	4.	Amelia
	5.	Menina Flor
	6.	Champagne & Quail
	7.	My Manne Shelly
	8.	Imenso Do AMor
	9.	Fora De Tempo
	10.	Da-Me Um Martelo
	11.	De Presente
	12.	Labareda
	13.	Original Analog Mix
	14.	Original Analog Mix
	15.	Original Analog Mix
	16.	Original Analog Mix
	17.	Original Analog Mix
	18.	Original Analog Mix
	19.	Original Analog Mix
	20.	Original Analog Mix
	21.	Original Analog Mix
	22.	Original Analog Mix
	23.	Original Analog Mix
	24.	Original Analog Mix

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