Year of release 2018

Songs 36

Album time 01:26:55

Genre list Jazz

1
Santa Nicola
 
2:26
2
Strada 'N Fosa
 
2:43
3
Startrackin' '76
 
2:31
4
Calypso Italiano
 
2:40
5
Santo Natale
 
2:07
6
Hey Gumbaree
 
2:25
7
One Moment More
 
2:44
8
Angelina
 
3:02
9
Won't You Forgive Me
 
2:48
10
The Italian Wallflower
 
2:06
11
Chain Reaction
 
2:31
12
Pony Tail
 
2:18
13
Yaller Yaller Gold
 
2:18
14
I Know How You Feel
 
2:42
15
Roulette
 
2:30
16
Cat's Whiskers
 
2:56
17
Have Another
 
2:17
18
Italian Jingle Bells
 
2:11
19
Some Cloud Above
 
2:33
20
Lazy Mary
 
2:38
21
Pizza Boy U S A
 
2:14
22
Italian Huckle-Buck
 
2:14
23
Angelique
 
2:22
24
The Italian Cowboy Song
 
2:13
25
Just Say I Love Her
 
2:37
26
Ask Your Heart
 
2:28
27
No Tudor
 
2:11
28
Dreamboat
 
2:09
29
Pistol Packin' Mama
 
1:58
30
The Wife
 
1:49
31
Marianna
 
2:27
32
In My Dreams
 
2:40
33
Where Do You Work Marie
 
2:16
34
With You Beside Me
 
2:13
35
Musica Bella
 
2:07
36
Vera's Veranda
 
2:48

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