Los Challengers CD

Los Challengers Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs
Label	Alpha Recording
All Time Sales Rank	539222
CD Universe Part number	7576887
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 10, 2007

Los Challengers Songs

	1.	Summer In The City
	2.	For Your Love
	3.	Black Is Black
	4.	You Were On My Mind
	5.	Love The One You're With
	6.	Loco In Acapulco
	7.	The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
	8.	Good Lovin'
	9.	You Really Got Me/Set Me Free/All Day And All OF The Night
	10.	Lies
	11.	World Without Love/Bad To Me
	12.	I Just Want To Celebrate

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