Max Greger Juke Box Hits CD Import

Juke Box Hits Music

List Price	$16.99 (You save $1.24)
Category	World Albums, German CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	298590
CD Universe Part number	7498911
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 21, 2007
Additional Info	Import

Max Greger Juke Box Hits Songs

	1.	B.R. Boogie
	2.	Maxi-Rock
	3.	Rumba Kautschuk
	4.	Bongo Rock
	5.	Rock'n' Roll Boogie
	6.	Macky macht Musik
	7.	Amapola
	8.	Tequila
	9.	Hoots Mon
	10.	Raunchy
	11.	Sail Along Silvery Moon
	12.	Wild Cat Blues
	13.	Hallo, hallo Frein
	14.	Anna
	15.	Too Much Tequila
	16.	Si tu vois ma me
	17.	Twist In The Mood
	18.	Yakety Sax
	19.	Twist Around The Clock
	20.	Teddy-Twist
	21.	Java

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