Year of release 1974

Songs 22

Album time 01:01:41

Genre list Jazz, Pop

1
Most Beautiful Girl
 
3:02
2
Loves Me Like A Rock
 
2:30
3
Leave Me Alone (Ruby Red Dress)
 
2:35
4
Paper Roses
 
2:48
5
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
 
3:15
6
Who'S In The Strawberry Patch With Sally
 
2:21
7
Way We Were
 
2:38
8
Photograph
 
2:45
9
Beyond Tomorrow - (From 'Serpico')
 
2:58
10
Top Of The World
 
2:56
11
Medley - Dear Father - Be
 
3:07
12
I'Ll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time
 
2:08
13
You Made Me Love You (I Didn'T Want To Do It)
 
2:46
14
Don'T Be That Way
 
2:40
15
When Mabel Comes In The Room - (From 'Mack & Mabel')
 
2:35
16
White Silver Sands
 
2:28
17
The Entertainer
 
2:35
18
Chattanooga Choo Choo
 
3:31
19
In The Mood
 
3:10
20
Half As Much
 
3:03
21
It'S A Sin To Tell A Lie
 
2:47
22
Ecstasy
 
3:12

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