Lou Ann Barton Old Enough CD

Old Enough Music

List Price	$10.98 (You save $2.33)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Contemporary Blues, Regional Collections
Label	American Beat
Orig Year	1982
All Time Sales Rank	52414
CD Universe Part number	7426173
Catalog number	24332
Discs	1
Release Date	May 29, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	32 minutes
Personnel	Barry Beckett - keyboards Roger Hawkins - drums David Hood - bass Tom Roady - percussion Harvey Thompson - tenor Clayton Ivey - keyboards Al Garth - saxophone Harrison Calloway - trumpet Ronnie Eades - baritone saxophone Duncan Cameron List all 24 contributors
Additional Info	Reissue

Lou Ann Barton Old Enough Songs

	1.	I'm Old Enough
	2.	Brand New Lover
	3.	It's Raining
	4.	It Ain't Right
	5.	Finger Poppin' Time
	6.	Stop These Teardrops
	7.	Sudden Stop, The
	8.	Doddle Song, The
	9.	Maybe
	10.	Every Night of the Week

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3 stars Sound quality
I was disappointed over the poor sound quality, of this CD.
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