Franco Ambrosetti European Legacy CD Japan

European Legacy Music

List Price	$52.98 (You save $7.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
CD Universe Part number	7773784
Catalog number	59106
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 19, 2008
Additional Info	Japan; Remastered; Super-High Material

Franco Ambrosetti European Legacy Songs

	1.	Consolation
	2.	Waltzing with Flavia
	3.	Tu Te Laisse Aller
	4.	Suenos
	5.	Leontine
	6.	Don't Be Silly
	7.	Flagellation, Too
	8.	L'Irrducibilita
	9.	Danny and Dado in Arlen
	10.	Spherical Harmonics
	11.	Hymne a L'amour
	12.	Si,Lo Sapero
	13.	The Smart Went Crazy
	14.	Giro Giro Tondo

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