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4 Ain't No Baby (2008 Digital Remaster) 5 Lookin' Out For No 1 (2008 Digital Remaster) 6 Hot 'N' Ready (2008 Digital Remaster) 7 Cherry (2008 Digital Remaster) 8 You Don't Fool Me (2008 Digital Remaster) 9 Lookin' Out For No 1 (Reprise) (2008 Digital Remaster) 10 One More For The Rodeo (2008 Digital Remaster) 11 Born To Lose (2008 Digital Remaster) 12 Hot 'N' Ready (Recorded Live In Columbus 17/10/78) 13 Pack It Up (And Go) (Recorded Live In Columbus 17/10/78) 14 Ain't No Baby (Recorded Live In Kenogha, Wisconsin 14/10/78) |
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Obsession
Release Date: 2008 - 06 - 30, Audio CD, EMI Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41
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