Safe Haven, A Benefit For Smyrc CD

Safe Haven, A Benefit For Smyrc Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Alternative, Oldies Collections
Label	Cherchez La Femme
Orig Year	2006
CD Universe Part number	7512823
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 06, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Dale Schiff (Compilation)
Engineer	Tara Jane O'Neil
Recording Time	68 minutes

Safe Haven, A Benefit For Smyrc Songs

	1.	This Old Town - Amee McCaa
	2.	House on Fire, Lara Michell - Lara Michell
	3.	Sympathique, Pink Martini - Pink Martini
	4.	Lidda Bidda Bliss, Cynthia Williams - Cynthia Williams
	5.	Poisoned Mine, Tara Jane O'Neil, The - Tara Jane O'Neil
	6.	You Got Love, Claire Bard - Claire Bard
	7.	Ya Eyo Lublu, Irina Rivkin - Irina Rivkin
	8.	Sernedipity - Nicole Campbell
	9.	Augusta, Pamela Means - Pamela Means
	10.	Dyke, Tamara J. Brown - Tamara J. Brown
	11.	Keep on Livin, Le Tigre - Le Tigre
	12.	Sentimental, Spiraling Infinities - Bethany Lars
	13.	Step Aside, Sleater-Kinney - Sleater-Kinney
	14.	Juanita, Anne Weiss - Anne Weiss
	15.	Puzzle, Vivians Keeper - Vivian's Keeper
	16.	Soldiering Life, The Decemberists, The - The Decemberists
	17.	Maybe, Maybe Not, Ashleigh Flynn - Ashleigh Flynn
	18.	Cool It, Sneakin' Out - Sneakin' Out
	19.	Dairy Queen, Indigo Girls - Indigo Girls
	20.	Cute for a Girl, Alix Olson - Alix Olson

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