Didier Lockwood Waltz Club CD

Waltz Club Music

List Price	$29.99 (You save $5.54)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	Emarcy Import
CD Universe Part number	7440534
Catalog number	9837659
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 27, 2006

Didier Lockwood Waltz Club Songs

	1.	Double Scotch
	2.	N. 9 En La Bemol Majeur Op 69/ N. 1 Valse De L'Adieu
	3.	Javalseuse
	4.	Valse Nostalgique
	5.	Traviata
	6.	Indifference
	7.	Plus Que Lente
	8.	Buesette
	9.	Ballade Irlandaise
	10.	Musette For A Magpie
	11.	Javanaise
	12.	Balajo
	13.	Padam
	14.	Sa Legitime
	15.	A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes (Theme De Ceondrillon)
	16.	Swing Valse

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