Body Of Work: The Best Of Beth Scalet CD MP3

Body Of Work: The Best Of Beth Scalet Music

Category	Folk Albums, Greatest Hits Collections CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7675398
Catalog number	191169
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 22, 2008

Body Of Work: The Best Of Beth Scalet Songs

	1.	A Whiter Shade of Pale
	2.	Lose Your Money
	3.	Another Love Song
	4.	(Have You Seen) Phillipa
	5.	Taking the Cure
	6.	Half of My Heart
	7.	Going Too Far
	8.	Down in the Flood
	9.	Blind Willie McTell
	10.	The Nature of Things
	11.	Come on in My Kitchen
	12.	St. James Infirmary
	13.	Moped
	14.	Blues in Paradise

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