Five Du-Tones 5 Du-Tones CD Import

5 Du-Tones Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums
Label	Ringo
All Time Sales Rank	368674
CD Universe Part number	1482117
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 20, 1996
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import; Germany

Five Du-Tones 5 Du-Tones Songs

	1.	Shake a Tail Feather
	2.	Dry Your Eyes
	3.	Nobody But My Baby
	4.	We Want More
	5.	Don't Let Go (Part 1)
	6.	Don't Let Go (Part 2)
	7.	Come Back Baby
	8.	Let Me Love You
	9.	Monkee See Monkee Do
	10.	Divorce Court
	11.	Get It
	12.	Woodbine Twine
	13.	Flea
	14.	Moutain of Love
	15.	Cool Bird
	16.	Please Change Your Mind
	17.	Outside the Record Hop
	18.	My World
	19.	Ghouster
	20.	That's How I Love You
	21.	Chicken Astronaut

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