Giuliano Perin Into The Vibes CD

Into The Vibes Music

List Price	$20.99 (You save $1.30)
Category	Jazz Albums
Label	Caligola
CD Universe Part number	7392525
Catalog number	700005
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Giuliano Perin Into The Vibes Songs

	1.	Into The Vibes
	2.	This Is For Chick
	3.	Short Steps
	4.	Something For Us
	5.	Metropolitrane
	6.	Arthur Dance
	7.	Mr Sus
	8.	Conception
	9.	I'll Keep Loving You
	10.	Like Mit

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