Don Friedman Quartet My Foolish Heart CD

My Foolish Heart Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	Steeplechase
All Time Sales Rank	195496
CD Universe Part number	5724129
Catalog number	31534
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008

Don Friedman Quartet My Foolish Heart Songs

	1.	Positivity
	2.	My Foolish Heart
	3.	Desafinado
	4.	Memory of Scotty
	5.	Bye Bye Blackbird
	6.	Petite Fleur
	7.	Swans
	8.	Almost Everything

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