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The Best Of Nancy Wilson: The Jazz And Blues Sessions

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The Best Of Nancy Wilson: The Jazz And Blues Sessions

Nancy Wilson EMI

Released: Nov 26, 1996

1		Like Someone In Love Time: 2:19 Size: 3MB
2		I Wish I Didnt Love You So Time: 3:22 Size: 5MB
3		Dearly Beloved (1992 Digital Remaster) Time: 2:11 Size: 3MB
4		Just For A Thrill Time: 2:32 Size: 4MB
5		Ive Got Your Number Time: 2:14 Size: 3MB
6		In A Sentimental Mood (Digitally Remastered 96) Time: 2:56 Size: 4MB
7		Getting To Know You (Digitally Remastered 93) Time: 2:30 Size: 4MB
8		Call It Stormy Monday Time: 2:24 Size: 3MB
9		Hes My Guy Time: 2:27 Size: 3MB
10		Youre Gonna Hear From Me Time: 2:50 Size: 4MB
11		People Time: 3:40 Size: 5MB
12		SufferinWith The Blues Time: 2:10 Size: 3MB
13		Wave Time: 2:45 Size: 4MB
14		Unchain My Heart Time: 2:04 Size: 3MB
15		Never Will I Marry by Cannonball Adderley/Nancy Wilson Time: 2:16 Size: 3MB
16		On Green Dolphin Street (1992 Digital Remaster) by The George Shearing Quintet with Nancy Wilson Time: 2:24 Size: 3MB
17		You Dont Know Me (Digitally Remastered 96) Time: 2:27 Size: 3MB
18		A Good Man Is Hard To Find Time: 3:00 Size: 4MB

Hollywood - My Wa... 2006	Guess Who I Saw T... 2005	The Essence Of Na... 2002	Broadway - My Way 2006
Yesterdays Love S... 1991	Today, Tomorrow,... 2000	Save Your Love Fo... 2005	Welcome To My Lov... 1994
Nancy Wilson Love... 2006	The Great America... 2005	Anthology 2000	But Beautiful 1990
The Best Of Nancy... 1996	Live From Las Veg... 2005	Lush Life 1995	LIVE AT McCABES G... 1999

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