William C Belton Jr I Bring Myself To You CD

I Bring Myself To You Music

Category	R&B Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7382435
Catalog number	117468
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 26, 2006

William C Belton Jr I Bring Myself To You Songs

	1.	I Bring Myself To You
	2.	Give Me That Soul
	3.	Turn This Song Around
	4.	You Have Proven To Me
	5.	Come Back Baby
	6.	Old Buckingham
	7.	Shaking
	8.	Let's Funk
	9.	Give Me Something
	10.	My Lady
	11.	The Rub
	12.	Train 937

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