Whatnauts I'll Erase Your Pain CD

I'll Erase Your Pain Music

List Price	$12.97 (You save $2.58)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Rap, Soul/R&B
Label	Collectables
Orig Year	1999
All Time Sales Rank	59367
CD Universe Part number	1010007
Catalog number	5784
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 23, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	George Kerr

Whatnauts I'll Erase Your Pain Songs

	1.	Blues Fly Away
	2.	Why Can't People Be Colors Too
	3.	Souling With the Whatnauts
	4.	Dance to the Music
	5.	Just Can't Leave My Baby
	6.	She's Gone to Another
	7.	Friends by Day (Lovers by Night)
	8.	You Gave Me True Loving
	9.	World
	10.	My Thing
	11.	Alibis and Lies
	12.	I'm So Glad I Found You
	13.	I'll Erase Away Your Pain
	14.	Strolling

I'll Erase Your Pain Music Review

Average Rating: (3.3 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

4 stars Old school is the heart and soul
Old school is the heart and soul of original sounds, instruments and vocals. Nothing beats that, and the Whatnuts prove that in their CD with sensual lyrics.
Submitted by helen_franklin1953 (Los Angeles, CA)
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1 star dont buy this one
the sound quality is poor. i wish i had passed on this one.
Submitted by bwillson5 (oxon hill, md ( usa ))
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5 stars Remembering when I was Young
The whatnauts was a group we listen to every day. At night they made the party. The songs on this cd are the songs we listen to all the time. It great to hear them again.
Submitted by Colbert8485 (Macon, Ga)
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