Tango Bar CD

Tango Bar Music

List Price	$18.98 (You save $3.09)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Jazz, International, Latin, Contemporary Blues, Nostalgia, Tango, Argentinian
Label	Chesky
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	305047
CD Universe Part number	1723395
Catalog number	214
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 24, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	David Chesky; Allison Brewster Franzetti; Carlos Franzetti
Engineer	Nicholas Prout; Barry Wolifson
Recording Time	54 minutes
Personnel	Pablo Aslan - bass Tito Castro - bandoneon Allison Brewster Franzetti - piano Humberto Ridolfi - violin Leonardo Suarez Paz - violin Washington Galli - vocals Raul Jaurena - bandoneon

Tango Bar Songs

	1.	Nostalgico - Raul Jaurena
	2.	Como Dos Estranos - Raul Jaurena
	3.	Saludos - Raul Jaurena
	4.	Whisky - Raul Jaurena
	5.	Orlando Goni, A - Raul Jaurena
	6.	Los Amigos, A - Raul Jaurena
	7.	Por Una Cabeza - Raul Jaurena
	8.	Pa' Que Bailen los Muchachos - Raul Jaurena
	9.	Tanguera - Raul Jaurena
	10.	Ultima Curda, La - Raul Jaurena
	11.	Nocturna - Raul Jaurena
	12.	Soledad - Raul Jaurena
	13.	El Firulete - Raul Jaurena
	14.	Toda Mi Vida - Raul Jaurena
	15.	Melodia de Arrabal - Raul Jaurena
	16.	Confesion - Raul Jaurena
	17.	Chique - Raul Jaurena

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