Year of release 2015

Songs 24

Album time 56:17

Genre list Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Blues, Rock

1
Horsin' It Around
 
2:09
2
Chances Go Around
 
2:19
3
Never, Never Nothin'
 
2:22
4
I Bet You Shut Your Big Mouth Now
 
2:24
5
Day In - Day Out
 
2:25
6
Sweet Georgia Brown
 
2:09
7
Knock Me A Kiss
 
2:18
8
I'll Always Be In Love With You
 
2:36
9
Left Right Out Of Your Heart
 
2:10
10
Blue Moon
 
2:15
11
The Glory Of Love
 
2:19
12
The Bull Run
 
2:19
13
You Stayed Away Too Long
 
2:36
14
Build A Bridge
 
2:27
15
Foolish Pride
 
2:23
16
Beautiful Stranger
 
2:14
17
Shake The Hand Of A Fool
 
2:03
18
Walk On The Wild Side Twist
 
2:11
19
Twistin' Train
 
2:04
20
People Sure Act Funny (When They Got A Little Money)
 
2:30
21
My Darkest Hour
 
2:44
22
Bow Wow (Life Ain't Nothing But Dog Eat Dog)
 
2:32
23
I Love You Baby
 
2:41
24
Soulville
 
2:18

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