Ron Wood Now Look CD

Now Look Music

List Price	$12.99 (You save $2.50)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Hard Rock
Label	Rhino
Orig Year	1975
All Time Sales Rank	452694
CD Universe Part number	7718840
Catalog number	1393293
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 04, 2009
Studio/Live	Studio
Recording Time	47 minutes
Personnel	Ron Wood - vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, slide guitar, pedal steel Andy Newmark - drums, percussion Willie Weeks - guitar, bass Ian McLagan - piano, organ Jean Roussel - electric piano, Clavinet, synthesizer

Ron Wood Now Look Songs

	1.	I Got Lost When I Found You
	2.	Big Bayou
	3.	Breathe On Me
	4.	If You Don't Want My Love
	5.	I Can Say She's Allright
	6.	Caribbean Boogie
	7.	Now Look
	8.	Sweet Baby Mine
	9.	I Can't Stand the Rain
	10.	It's Unholy
	11.	I Got a Feeling

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