Sunday Soul Selection CD

Sunday Soul Selection Music

List Price	$28.98 (You save $10.53)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Soul/R&B, Oldies Collections
All Time Sales Rank	546994
CD Universe Part number	7443565
Catalog number	32
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 05, 2007

Sunday Soul Selection Songs

	1.	Sunshine
	2.	Love Each Other - Leon Thomas
	3.	Don't Trick Me, Treat Me - The Dells
	4.	Sorry - Grace Jones
	5.	Nice Feeling - Caroline Crawford
	6.	Ain't No Need - Ralph Graham
	7.	We Found Love
	8.	Here I Go Again - Jean Plum
	9.	You Put a Hurting on Me - MaryJo Mundy
	10.	I'm Just in Love - Mac Davis
	11.	I Just Want to Love You
	12.	No Rebate on Love - The Dramatics
	13.	Pour Your Little Heart Out - The Drifters
	14.	Yes You Need Love - Anthony White
	15.	Don't You Know I Love You - Major Lance
	16.	It's All Over - Presidents

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