Chocolate Soul III CD

Chocolate Soul III Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $2.32)
Category	R&B Albums, Soul/R&B CDs
Label	Kajmere Sound
All Time Sales Rank	565018
CD Universe Part number	7426833
Catalog number	551
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 24, 2007

Chocolate Soul III Songs

	1.	Kindred the Family Soul - Definition
	2.	K'alyn - I Encourage
	3.	Crossrhodes feat Sy Smith, Raheem DeVaughn, W. Ellington Felton
	4.	Cooly's Hot Box - Don't Be Afraid
	5.	Kai Martin - Stay As You Are (You Are My Star Mix)
	6.	The Rebirth - Sinkin'
	7.	Be Natural - Sunshine
	8.	Torrie Griffin - Brighter Than the Sun
	9.	Choklate - Never Change
	10.	Anthony David feat Cekoya - Something About You
	11.	Abstract Mindstate feat Kanye West - Welcome to Chicago
	12.	Red Elk - It Is What It Is
	13.	Jurassic 5 - Future Sound (Tariq L Remix)

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