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Tracie Spencer Tracie mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop / Funk / Soul Album: Tracie Country: UK Released: 1999 Style: RnB/Swing MP3 version RAR size: 1280 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1105 mb WMA version RAR size: 1666 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 336 Other Formats: MIDI VOC AC3 WAV MOD AA APE Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Interlude (All About Love) 2 If U Wanna Get Down 3 It's All About You, Not About Me Feelin' You 4 Featuring – Sonja Blade 5 Still In My Heart 6 No Matter 7 Closer 8 Nothing Broken But My Heart 9 Not Gonna Cry 10 It's On Tonight 11 Love To You 12 Unbelievable Notes Advancelistening CD. For promotional use only. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CDP 7243 8 Tracie Capitol CDP 7243 8 Tracie (CD) US 1999 34287 2 4 Spencer Records 34287 2 4 C4 7243 8 34287 Tracie Tracie (Cass, Capitol C4 7243 8 34287 US 1999 4 8 Spencer Album) Records 4 8 Tracie Tracie (CDr, Capitol none none UK 1999 Spencer Album, Promo) Records Tracie Tracie (CD, Capitol TOCP-65322 TOCP-65322 Japan 1999 Spencer Album) Records Tracie Tracie (Cass, Capitol 7243 8342874 7243 8342874 Indonesia 1999 Spencer Album) Records Related Music albums to Tracie by Tracie Spencer Various - Teaching Mrs. Tingle (Music From The Dimension Motion Picture) Various - New Release Guide: A Preview of Capitol Records Releases For September 4, 1990 Various - Rappin', Rhymin', Rhythm 'n' Blues Tracie Spencer - Save Your Love Tracie Daves - We Can Make It Tracie Spencer - Symptoms Of True Love (Disconet Mix) Joe Cocker - No Ordinary World Tracie Spencer - Make The Difference Various - Super Mario Bros. (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Chris Gaines - Greatest Hits / Garth Brooks In The Life Of Chris Gaines Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The - Extra-Acme Megadeth - Risk.

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