Thunder Robert Johnson's CD Bonus MP3

Robert Johnson's Music

List Price	$44.99 (You save $2.94)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock
Label	JVC Japan
All Time Sales Rank	369378
CD Universe Part number	7379898
Catalog number	63715
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 19, 2007
Additional Info	Bonus Track; Japan

Thunder Robert Johnson's Songs

1.	Robert Johnson's Tombstone (MP3)	$0.99
2.	Dirty Dream (MP3)	$0.99
3.	A Million Faces (MP3)
4.	Don't Wanna Talk About Love (MP3)	$0.99
5.	Devil Made Me Do It, The (MP3)
6.	Last Man Standing (MP3)	$0.99
7.	My Darkest Hour (MP3)	$0.99
8.	Andy Warhol Said (MP3)	$0.99
9.	What A Beautiful Day (MP3)	$0.99
10.	It's All About You (MP3)
11.	Stubborn Kinda Love (MP3)	$0.99
12.	Fade Into The Sun (Live)
13.	I Love You More Than Rock'n'Roll (Live)
14.	I'm In Heaven (MP3)	$0.99
15.	Girl Is Alright, The (MP3)

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