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Jonny Lang - Signs Muziek voor volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 30 september 2017 CD van de Week : Jonny Lang - Signs TITEL ARTIEST COMPONIST TIJD PLATENLABEL Label no. CD TITEL 09.00 - 10.00 uur 1 It's not my cross to bear Gregg Allman Band Gregg Allman 5:37 CBS EK 40531 I'm No Angel 2 Am I grooving you Freddie Scott Jeff Barry/Bert Berns 3:08 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 3 A change is gonna come Bill Medley S. Cooke 4:59 Fuel 3020619872 Dedicated to the Blues 4 Open up your soul Erma Franklin Bert Berns/Jerry Ragovoy 3:12 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 5 The thrill is gone Chris Duarte R. Hawkins 5:06 Silvertone ORE CD 548 Tailspin Headwhack 6 Make it move Jonny Lang Jon Langset/Drew Ramsey 3:28 Provoque PRD 75212 Signs 7 Please Mr. DJ Merle Haggard Merle Haggard 2:27 Capitol Records 09463-44802-2-2 Strangers 8 One girl Garnett Mimms Bert Berns/Jerry Ragovoy 3:01 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 9 Up to the mountain Solomon Burke Patty Griffin 3:27 Shout SMACD942 Nashville 10 There they go The Exciters Bert Berns 2:36 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 11 For my wedding Don Henley Larry John McNally 3:37 Geffen Records 0602527067223 The Very Best Of 12 Teardrops will fall Wilson Pickett Gerry Granaham/Marion Smith 2:29 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 13 Folleyville Specs Hildebrand Specs Hildebrand 5:21 Paso Records Paso Records No.003 Outsider 14 Lonely night in Georgia Stevie Nimmo Stevie Nimmo 5:11 Armadillo ARMD 00031 The Wynds of Life 10.00 - 11.00 uur 1 The sky is crying Luther Allison W. Dixon 5:38 Delmark Records Delmark DE-625 Love Me Mamma 2 Twist and shout The Shirelles Bert Berns/Phil Medley 1:58 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 3 Revival Gretchen Peters Gretchen Peters 4:52 Scarlett Letter Records SCARLCD2 Gretchen Peters 4 I wonder if she remembers me The McCoys Bert Berns 2:52 Ace CDCHD 1418 The Bert Berns Story vol. 3 5 When you walk in the room Pam Tillis Jackie De Shannon 2:44 Arista 0782 18758-2 Sweetheart's Dance 6 Bring me back home Jonny Lang J. Kelley/J. Langseth/T. King 5:45 Provoque PRD 75212 Signs 7 On lonesome dove Garth Brooks C. Limbauch/G. Brooks 4:48 EMI Records CDP 7984682 Ropin' The Wind 8 Why do lover's break each other's heart Bob B. Socks E. Greenwich/T. Powers/P. Spector 2:49 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 9 Gotta serve somebody Bill Perry Bob Dylan 7:22 Blind Pig BPCD 5093 Raw Deal 10 The boy I'm gonna marry Darlene Love E. Greenwich/T. Powers/P. Spector 2:44 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 11 Leave my girl alone Travis Tritt Buddy Guy 8:52 Warner Bros 9362-45048-2 Trouble 12 Wail away Kat Riggins Kat Riggins 5:32 Eigen Beheer Eigen Beheer Blues Revival 11.00 - 12.00 uur 1 Feels like the first time Foreigner Mick Jones 3:51 Rhino 8122-74270-2 Foreigner 2 Then he kissed me The Crystals J. Barry/E. Greenwich/P. Spector 2:32 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 3 When something is wrong with my baby Linda Ronstadt Isaac Hayes/David Porter 3:52 Elektra 960 872-2 Cry Like A Rainstorm Howl Like The Wind 4 Leader of the pack The Shangri Las J. Barry/E. Greenwich/G. Morton 2:56 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 5 Wine into water T. Graham Brown T. Graham Brown/B. Burch/T. Hewitt 3:50 Intersound 5754 Greatest Hits 6 Spring fever Tony Pass J. Barry/E. Greenwich 2:50 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 7 Love me tender Jimmy Barnes Presley/Matson 3:07 Mushroom Raw MUSH321602 Flesh and Wood 8 Singing songs Jonny Lang D. Hill/J. Langseth/D. Ramsey/S. Sanders 5:53 Provoque PRD 75212 Signs 9 I miss you Mavis Staples P. Kelly 5:04 Warner Bros WPCR-27746 Oh What A Feeling 10 Honey do The Strangeloves J. Barry/M. Sanders 2:16 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 11 On the road again Mark Ford J. Oden 4:30 Blue Rock'it BRCD 110 Mark Ford with The Robben Ford Band 12 Be my baby Andy Kim J. Barry/E. Greenwich/P. Spector 2:51 Ace CDCHD 1434 Sweet Things 13 Anna Lee Sean Costello R.L. McCullum 6:48 Blue Sun Records BSCD 1017 Call The Cops 14 People get ready The Texas Horns C. Mayfield 5:20 VizzTone VT-TH01 Blues Gotta Holda Me.
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