Tony Furtado Thirteen CD

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List Price	$26.98 (You save $6.93)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums
Label	Rykodisc
CD Universe Part number	7612092
Catalog number	6070
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 13, 2008

Tony Furtado Thirteen Songs

	1.	Used
	2.	California Flood
	3.	Won't Get Fooled Again
	4.	Thirteen
	5.	Hurtin' In My Right Side
	6.	Sevens
	7.	Another Man
	8.	I Wait For This
	9.	Fortunate Son
	10.	The Alcohol
	11.	Take Me To the Pilot
	12.	Stay Awhile
	13.	Long Journey Home

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