Winifred Atwell Honky Tonk Boogie CD

Honky Tonk Boogie Music

Category	Jazz Albums, Easy Listening CDs
Label	Music Digital
All Time Sales Rank	186277
CD Universe Part number	7013335
Catalog number	CD6577
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2007

Winifred Atwell Honky Tonk Boogie Songs

	1.	Black And White Rag
	2.	Coronation Rag
	3.	Flirtation Waltz
	4.	Britannia Rag
	5.	Dill Pickles
	6.	Choo Choo Samba
	7.	Body And Soul - Atwell, Winifred ; Ted Heath
	8.	Golden Tango
	9.	Charleston
	10.	Jubilee Rag
	11.	Jezabel
	12.	Vendetta
	13.	Let's Have A Party (Part 1)
	14.	Let's Have A Party (Part 2)
	15.	Crazy Words Crazy Tune
	16.	Cross Hands Boogie
	17.	Bounce The Boogie
	18.	Let's Have Another Party (Part 1)
	19.	Let's Have Another Party (Part 2)
	20.	El Cumbanchero
	21.	Five Finger Boogie
	22.	Gypsy Samba
	23.	Way Up In North Carolina
	24.	Gold And Silver Waltz
	25.	Song Of Three Loves (Hachmaninov's 18th Variation)

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