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Various Artist - Gold Disoctheque - LP (Used Viny)

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Various Artist - Gold Disoctheque - LP (Used Viny)Released Year: 1981 Vinyl Condition: Good Sleeve Condition: Good Tracklist: A1 Neil Sedaka You Mean Everything To Me A2 Ray Peterson Tell Laure I Love Her A3 Sergio Endrigo Io Che Amo Solo Te A4 Perry Como Mi Casa Su Casa A5 Jimmy Fontana Il Mondo A6 Eddie Fisher Cindy Oh Cindy A7 Paul Anka Crazy Love A8 Edoardo Vianello Da Molto Lontano B1 Neil Sedaka One Way Ticket B2 Perry Como Glendora B3 Ames Brothers Little Serenade B4 Harry Belafonte Coconaut

Released Year: 1981

Vinyl Condition: Good

Sleeve Condition: Good

 

Tracklist:

 

A1          Neil Sedaka – You Mean Everything To Me

A2          Ray Peterson – Tell Laure I Love Her

A3          Sergio Endrigo – Io Che Amo Solo Te

A4          Perry Como – Mi Casa Su Casa

A5          Jimmy Fontana – Il Mondo

A6          Eddie Fisher – Cindy Oh Cindy

A7          Paul Anka – Crazy Love

A8          Edoardo Vianello – Da Molto Lontano

 

B1          Neil Sedaka – One Way Ticket

B2          Perry Como – Glendora

B3          Ames Brothers – Little Serenade

B4          Harry Belafonte – Coconaut Woman

B5          Paul Anka – Diana

B6          Coro E Orchestra – Brigitte Bardot

B7          Zagger & Evans – In The Year 2525

 

C1          Paul Anka – You Are My Destiny

C2          Sergio Endrigo – Se Le Cose Stano Cosi

C3          Nilson – Without You

C4          Nico Fidenco – A Casa D'Irene

C5          Harry Belafonte – Jamaica Farewell

C6          Domenico Montugno – Ciao Ciao Bambina (Piove)

C7          Ames Brothers – Fascination

C8          Gino Paoli – Sapore Di Sale

 

D1          Neil Sedaka – Oh Carol

D2          Paul Anka – Adan And Eve

D3          Neil Sedaka – Run Samson Run

D4          Les Chacachas – Esso Es El Amor

D5          Harry Belafonte – Banana Boat

D6          Perry Como – Papa Loves Mambo

D7          Harry Belafonte – Matilda Matilda

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