Kevin Trio Hays For Heaven's Sake CD Import

For Heaven's Sake Music

List Price	$14.00 (You save $4.01)
Category	Classical Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	Jazz Eyes Records / Premiere
CD Universe Part number	7477844
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 26, 2007
Additional Info	Import

For Heaven's Sake Songs

	1.	Sonny Moon For Two
	2.	For Heaven's Sake
	3.	Lady Day
	4.	Beatrice
	5.	Beautiful Love
	6.	It Could Happen To You
	7.	If Ever I Would Leave You
	8.	Caravan

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