Acoustic Sound Orchestra Seemannslieder Classics CD

Seemannslieder Classics Music

List Price	$12.99 (You save $1.20)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	258060
CD Universe Part number	7382933
Catalog number	655922
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 30, 2007

Acoustic Sound Orchestra Seemannslieder Classics Songs

	1.	La Paloma
	2.	Ein Schiff Wird Kommen
	3.	Seemann Deine Heimat Ist Das Meer
	4.	Bora Bora
	5.	Heut' Geht Es An Bord
	6.	Junge Komm Bald Wieder
	7.	Capri Fischer
	8.	Aloha Oe
	9.	Mein Hamburg
	10.	Eimweh
	11.	Seemann,Wo Ist Deine Heimat
	12.	De Hamborger Veermaster
	13.	Santa Lucia
	14.	Rolling Home

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