Shakin Stevens Now Listen CD England

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Sony BMG Europe
All Time Sales Rank	167697
CD Universe Part number	7275220
Catalog number	689001
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 05, 2007
Additional Info	England

Shakin Stevens Now Listen Songs

	1.	Now Listen
	2.	Somewhere in the Night
	3.	Lonely too Long
	4.	Got My Mind Set On You
	5.	Baby Its You
	6.	Fire Down Below
	7.	How Could It Be Like That
	8.	It's A Shame
	9.	Pump It Up
	10.	I Hear You Knockin'
	11.	Trouble
	12.	Get Together

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