New London Chorale Young Puccini CD

Young Puccini Music

List Price	$12.99 (You save $2.50)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Rca Victor Europe
All Time Sales Rank	350512
CD Universe Part number	7413801
Catalog number	275174
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 26, 1991

New London Chorale Young Puccini Songs

	1.	Overture
	2.	I only want to stay here
	3.	What would I do
	4.	Only words
	5.	Where are the melodies
	6.	Day by day
	7.	My golden girl
	8.	Time and again
	9.	Things are never what they seem
	10.	I'm going home
	11.	Why can't we live together
	12.	Anthem
	13.	One fine day
	14.	Finale

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