Electric Blue Sun CD

Electric Blue Sun Music

List Price	$14.00 (You save $1.61)
Category	Jazz Albums
Label	Electric Blue Sun
CD Universe Part number	7399823
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 09, 2007

Electric Blue Sun Songs

	1.	On My Way
	2.	Buckle Up
	3.	Spy Vs Spy
	4.	Madcap Wind Dance
	5.	Gratitude Bridge
	6.	The Calling
	7.	Late For Work
	8.	Keep the Dream Alive

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