Bennson Let The Love CD

Let The Love Music

List Price	$27.99 (You save $1.70)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Knowfoowl
CD Universe Part number	7779347
Catalog number	1440681
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 04, 2008

Bennson Let The Love Songs

	1.	Accidental Lover Featuring Jerson Trinidad, Kylie Auldist
	2.	Can't Get Enough Featuring Karl Wagner
	3.	Let The Love Featuring Kylie Auldist, Karl Wagner
	4.	Whatever It Is Featuring Abby Joyce
	5.	Incredible Featuring Christin Deralas
	6.	Fly High Featuring Karl Wagner
	7.	One Minute Left Featuring Gary Pinto
	8.	The Greatest Featuring Karl Wagner
	9.	Step To The Plate Featuring Carmen Henricks
	10.	I Need Music Featuring Paul Mac Innes
	11.	Uto Featuring Willow Neilson
	12.	Behind The Moon
	13.	Whatever It Is (Extended Mix) Featuring Abby Joyce
	14.	Whatever It Is (Simon Grey Remix) Featuring Abby Joyce

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