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Francis Rocco Prestia ...Everybody On The Bus mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Funk / Soul Album: ...Everybody On The Bus Country: US Released: 1999 MP3 version RAR size: 1169 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1873 mb WMA version RAR size: 1280 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 198 Other Formats: VOX MIDI DXD VQF MMF AA AC3 Tracklist 1 Solid Like The Rock 3:53 2 Express Yourself 4:19 3 Double Identity 4:27 4 Don't Play Around 4:07 5 Space For Bass 5:13 6 Baby Don't Go 4:12 7 (You Don't) Mean No Harm 4:19 8 Everybody On The Bus 3:22 9 Don't Need No Changes 4:22 10 I'm So Glad 4:05 11 I Got The Sauce 6:26 Companies, etc. Distributed By – WEA Credits Backing Vocals – Bill Champlin, Carmen Grillo, Gisa Vatcky, Tamara Champlin Bass – Francis Rocco Prestia Design – Hideaki Nunomura Drums – David Garibaldi, Herman Matthews Guitar – Bruce Conte Guitar, Loops, Producer – Carmen Grillo Illustration – Shota Arakawa Keyboards – Chester Thompson Keyboards, Organ – Nick Milo Other [Technical Support] – Gerard G-Man McCarthy Percussion – Arno Lucas Photography [Booklet] – Bill Churhville Photography [Cover] – Dave DePaola Saxophone – Brandon Fields, Tom Saviano Trombone – Eric Jorgensen Trumpet – Bill Churchville Vocals – Brent Carter, Frank Biner, Tamara Champlin Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 85365 43072 3 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Francis Rocco ...Everybody On The Bus P-Vine Non PVCP-8606 PVCP-8606 Japan 1998 Prestia (CD, Album) Stop Related Music albums to ...Everybody On The Bus by Francis Rocco Prestia AOR - Journey To L.A. Will Champlin - Will Champlin Don Johnson - Heartbeat [Latido] Tower Of Power - Tower Of Power Rita Coolidge - Inside The Fire Tower Of Power - Urban Renewal Bill Champlin - Through It All Don Johnson - Heartbeat.

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