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| | The Everly Brothers [ mp3 ]album: 50 Jahre Rock!: Love Songs [CD 2]
format: mp3
release: 2004 year
bitrate: 192
length: 81:12 min
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![The Everly Brothers - 50 Jahre Rock!: Love Songs [CD 2] download](http://www.mp3setup.com/images/track_arr.gif) Tracks of 50 Jahre Rock!: Love Songs [CD 2]:
 Nights In White Satin.mp3
The Power Of Love.mp3
When A Man Loves A Woman.mp3
Unchained Melody.mp3
Samba Pa Ti.mp3
I've Gotta Get A Message To You.mp3
San Francisco.mp3
Sweet Little Sixteen.mp3
Moonlight.mp3
All I Have To Do Is Dream.mp3
Hymn.mp3
The Lady In Red.mp3
More Than Words.mp3
Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone.mp3
Eyes Without A Face.mp3
More Than A Feeling.mp3
Weil Ich Dich Liebe.mp3
Am Fenste.mp3
Ich Liebe Dich šberhaupt Nicht Mehr.mp3
Rainbow Angel.mp3
All You Need Is Love.mp3
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| | The Everly Brothers [ mp3 ]album: Old Friends: Live On Stage [CD 1]
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bitrate: 179
length: 47:09 min
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Tracks of Old Friends: Live On Stage [CD 1]:Old Friends Bookends.mp3
A Hazy Shade Of Winter.mp3
I Am A Rock.mp3
America.mp3
At The Zoo.mp3
Baby Driver.mp3
Kathy's Song.mp3
Tom And Jerry Story.mp3
Hey, Schoolgirl.mp3
The Everly Brothers Intro.mp3
Bye Bye Love.mp3
Scarborough Fair.mp3
Homeward Bound.mp3
The Sound Of Silence.mp3
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| | The Everly Brothers [ mp3 ]album: The Legendary [CD 2]
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release: 2005 year
bitrate: 192
length: 58:42 min
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Tracks of The Legendary [CD 2]:Ballad Of A Teenage Queen.mp3
Hey Porter.mp3
Wanted Man.mp3
Let Him Roll.mp3
A Backstage Pass.mp3
The Night Hank Jennings Came To Town.mp3
Family Bible.mp3
Cat's In The Cradle.mp3
Don't Go Near The Water.mp3
Hidden Shame.mp3
That's One You Owe Me.mp3
I Love You Love You.mp3
Farmer's Almanac.mp3
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