Didier Lockwood Globe Trotter CD

Globe Trotter Music

List Price	$23.98 (You save $5.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Orig Year	2007
CD Universe Part number	7440538
Catalog number	9809324
Discs	2
Release Date	Sep 30, 2003
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Didier Lockwood; Serge Babkine

Didier Lockwood Globe Trotter Songs

		Globe Trotter CD DISC 1: GLOBE-TROTTER:
	1.	Birds In The Kitchen
	2.	Tango Tanguant
	3.	Pyramides
	4.	Somewhere At East
	5.	Nathalie In Paradise (Version Instrumentale du "Theme de Beryl" Extrait de la Bande-Originale Du Film "Les Enfents de la Pluie")
	6.	Nina Vela
	7.	Lisanga
	8.	Coucouland
	9.	Au-Dela Des Nuages
	10.	Spopondrilloches
		Globe Trotter Songs DISC 2: SOLO:
	1.	Globe-Trotter In India
	2.	Globe-Trotter In Andalousia
	3.	Globe-Trotter In Maroco
	4.	Globe-Trotter Takes The Train
	5.	Globe-Trotter In Ireland
	6.	Globe-Trotter In Venice
	7.	Globe-Trotter On Danube
	8.	Globe-Trotter In China
	9.	Globe-Trotter In Chinatown
	10.	Globe-Trotter In Argentina
	11.	Globe-Trotter Takes The Plane
	12.	Globe-Trotter In Texas
	13.	Globe-Trotter In Brazil
	14.	Globe-Trotter...Is Drunk!
	15.	Globe-Trotter Has The Blues
	16.	Globe-Trotter In Russia
	17.	Globe-Trotter In Budapest

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