Year of release 1999

Songs 28

Album time 01:02:31

Genre list Rock, Country, Pop, Pop Rock

1
Happy Homer
 
1:55
2
Candy Kisses
 
2:19
3
Tamiami (Instrumental)
 
1:58
4
I Almost Lost My Mind
 
2:03
5
Love Letters In The Sand
 
2:09
6
Blueberry Hill
 
1:52
7
Kansas City
 
2:24
8
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
 
2:51
9
Rock Around The Clock
 
2:13
10
Stagger Lee
 
2:36
11
Blue Suede Shoes
 
2:15
12
Hot To Trot (Instrumental)
 
1:41
13
I'm In Love Again
 
1:54
14
My Special Angel
 
2:43
15
Crazy Man Crazy
 
2:08
16
Shake, Rattle And Roll
 
2:33
17
Bouquet Of Roses
 
2:41
18
This Is The Thanks I Get (For Lovin' You)
 
2:31
19
I Don't Hurt Anymore
 
2:17
20
Anytime
 
1:53
21
Singing The Blues
 
2:04
22
Cold, Cold Heart
 
2:44
23
Detour
 
2:19
24
Afraid
 
2:12
25
One Has My Name, The Other Has My Heart
 
2:07
26
No Letter Today
 
2:04
27
The Wild Side Of Life
 
2:17
28
There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder
 
2:00

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