Gene Vincent 500 Miles CD Australia

500 Miles Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Rockabilly
Label	Camden
All Time Sales Rank	240793
CD Universe Part number	1399701
Catalog number	654056
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 16, 2007
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Australia

Gene Vincent 500 Miles Songs

	1.	Oh Lonesome Me
	2.	Woman in Black
	3.	500 Miles
	4.	Day the World Turned Blue
	5.	Boppin the Blues
	6.	How I Love Them Old Songs
	7.	Listen to the Music
	8.	If You Could Only See Me Tonight
	9.	Million Shades of Blue
	10.	Sunshine
	11.	I Need a Woman's Love
	12.	High on Life
	13.	Our Souls
	14.	You Can Make It If You Try
	15.	Geese
	16.	Slow Times Comin
	17.	There Is Something on Your Mind
	18.	Looking Back
	19.	Danse Colinda
	20.	North Carolina Line
	21.	Tush Hog

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