James Kakande My Little Red Bag CD

My Little Red Bag Music

List Price	$37.99 (You save $2.50)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	595208
CD Universe Part number	7432710
Catalog number	1080916
Discs	1
Release Date	May 22, 2007

James Kakande My Little Red Bag Songs

	1.	Sing A Song About Me
	2.	Cosmic Surfin'
	3.	Heaven
	4.	Sometimes
	5.	You, You, You
	6.	I Like It
	7.	Wakin' Up In Jazz
	8.	Raindance
	9.	Invisible Tale
	10.	Take My Hand
	11.	Twisted Sister
	12.	Make Up
	13.	Melody
	14.	Skatastic
	15.	You You You (Acoustic Mix)

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