Brian Kennedy - Live In Belfast DVD Movie

Brian Kennedy - Live In Belfast

List Price	$19.97 (You save $4.82)
Studio	Weasel Disc
Orig Year	2004
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	50601
CD Universe Part number	6753010
Catalog number	70009
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 03, 2004
Rating	Not Rated
Movie Details	Color

Brian Kennedy - Live In Belfast Movie Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Nice! Brian Kennedy Fans a MUST have!!
Good show!! However, what was Brian thinking with that outfit? YIKES!! Not a bad DVD for BK fans!! Good show mates!
Submitted by jeffricky (Massachusetts)
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Brian Kennedy - Live In Belfast DVD

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Tracks:

1. Now That I Know What I Want
2. For One Kiss
3. A Better Man
4. Town
5. Margaret Barry Broke My Heart
6. The Curragh Of Kildare
7. Danny Boy
8. New York
9. Crazy Love/ Have I Told You Lately
10. Christopher Street
11. The Ballad Of Killaloe
12. I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen
13. The Isle Of Innisfree
14. Different God
15. Get On With Your Short Life
16. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
17. Put The Message In The Bottle
18. Captured/Dirty Old Town/ Will Ye Go Lassie Go
19. So What If It Rains
20. Life, Love & Happiness
21. You Raise Me Up
22. Carrickfergus

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