Briana Scott O What A Night CD

O What A Night Music

Category	R&B Albums, Gospel CDs
Label	Briana Scott Music / Waterbrooke Music Group
CD Universe Part number	7585637
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 04, 2007

Briana Scott O What A Night Songs

	1.	O Come All Ye Faithful
	2.	This Christmas
	3.	O Holy Night
	4.	Silent Night
	5.	What Child Is This
	6.	Ave' Maria
	7.	Joy To The World
	8.	Who Would A Imagine King
	9.	He Gave Us His Son
	10.	Worship Medley

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