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G4 Love Songs mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop / Classical Album: Love Songs Country: UK Released: 2017 Style: Ballad MP3 version RAR size: 1469 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1783 mb WMA version RAR size: 1161 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 815 Other Formats: MP2 DXD VQF MOD AAC MP1 APE Tracklist 1 –G4 I'd Do Anything For Love 5:30 2 –G4 Your Song 3:36 3 –G4 Love Changes Everything 3:38 4 –G4 A Million Love Songs 3:46 5 –G4 Everything I Do 3:54 4 –G4 Because We Believe 4:40 7 –G4 Can't Help Falling In Love 2:56 8 –G4 Go The Distance 4:50 9 –G4 Featuring Merrill Osmond And Oli Nez Love Me For A Reason 3:54 10 –G4 Amigos Para Siempre 4:32 11 –G4 Featuring Oli Nez I'll Be There 4:52 12 –G4 Featuring Lesley Garrett All I Ask Of You 4:15 13 –G4 All Of Me 5:55 Credits Producer, Engineer – Ashley Alexander Notes G4 are Jonathan Ansell, Mike Christie, Ben Thapa & Nick Ashby Ash Alexander Producer, Programming, Recording & Mix Engineer Jim Clements Orchestral Arrangements Ben Darlow Mastering James Fitzpatrick Orchestral Asst Producer (Smecky Music Studios, Prague) Lesley Garrett Featured Artist, Vocals Jan Holzner Orchestral Engineer (Smecky Music Studios, Prague) Vitek Kral Assistant Engineer (Smecky Music Studios, Prague) Miriam Nemcova Conductor Oli Nez Featured Artist, Saxophone Simon Niblock Orchestral Arrangements Merrill Osmond Featured Artist, Vocals Lucie Svehlová Concert Master Ben Thapa Group Member Stanja Vomackova Music Assistant, Translation Recorded & mixed @ Lewin Road / Ash Alexander Music City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra recorded @ Smecky Music Studios, Prague Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 634158699665 Related Music albums to Love Songs by G4 Sounds Orchestral - When Love Has Gone / Sounds Anonymous Jazz / Funk / Soul / Pop Various - 50 Romantic Love Songs Pop James Last - Wedding Song (There Is Love) / Love Must Be The Reason Pop Blaze Featuring Alexander Hope - How Deep Is Your Love Electronic The 50 Guitars Of Tommy Garrett - Love Songs From South Of The Border Latin / Pop John Fox - Dramatic Orchestrall Moods Stage & Screen Nicole Scherzinger Featuring Will.I.Am - Baby Love Hip hop Amigos - Spread A Little Love Other Sounds Orchestral - Love Me For A Reason Pop Przemaz B featuring Kischa Link - I Love The Music Electronic.

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