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Christopher Cross, Nicolette Larson, A.O - El Disco De "Arturo" (El Millionario Seductor) - LP

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Christopher Cross, Nicolette Larson, A.O - El Disco De "Arturo" (El Millionario Seductor) - LPGenre: Jazz, Rock, Pop, Stage & Screen Released Year: 1981 Vinyl Condition: Very Good Sleeve Condition: Very Good Track List Side A Christopher Cross Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) Tema De Arturo El Millonario Seductor (Lo Mejor Que Puedas) Nicolette Larson Fool Me Again Engaame De Nuevo Ambrosia (2) Poor Rich Boy Pobre Nio Rico Stephen Bishop It's Only Love Es Solo Amor Side B Burt Bacharach Touch Toca Burt Bacharach It's Only Love Es Solo

Genre:  Jazz, Rock, Pop, Stage & Screen

Released Year:  1981


Vinyl Condition:  Very Good


Sleeve Condition:  Very Good

 

Track List

Side A

  1. Christopher Cross – Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) - Tema De Arturo El
  2. Millonario Seductor (Lo Mejor Que Puedas)
  3. Nicolette Larson – Fool Me Again - Engañame De Nuevo
  4. Ambrosia (2) – Poor Rich Boy - Pobre Niño Rico
  5. Stephen Bishop – It's Only Love - Es Solo Amor

Side B

  1. Burt Bacharach –  Touch - Toca
  2. Burt Bacharach –  It's Only Love - Es Solo Amor
  3. Burt Bacharach –  Money - Dinero
  4. Burt Bacharach –  Moving Pictures - Fotografía En Movimiento
  5. Burt Bacharach –  Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) - Tema De Arturo El Millonario Seductor
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