Everlasting Love CD

Everlasting Love Music

List Price	$9.99 (You save $0.80)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7407336
Catalog number	669370
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 20, 2007

Everlasting Love Songs

	1.	(I Don't Know Why) But I DoClarence "Frogman" Henry
	2.	Everlasting LoveRobert Knight
	3.	A Groovy Kind Of LoveWayne Fontana
	4.	Happy TogetherThe Turtles
	5.	Build Me Up ButtercupThe Foundations
	6.	How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)Sam & Dave
	7.	I'm Gonna Make You MineLou Christie
	8.	You Were Made For MeFreddie & The Dreamers
	9.	Sugar Baby LoveThe Rubettes
	10.	Da Doo Ron RonThe Crystals
	11.	Needles And PinsMike Penders Searcher
	12.	Never Ending StoryLimahl
	13.	Could It Be I'm Falling In LoveDavid Grant & Jaki Graham
	14.	I Like ItGerry & The Pacemakers
	15.	She's Not ThereThe Zombies
	16.	When Will I See You AgainThe Three Degrees

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