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Foster & Allen Foster & Allen's Greatest Hits mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop / Folk, World, & Country Album: Foster & Allen's Greatest Hits Country: South Africa Released: 1999 Style: Ballad, Celtic MP3 version RAR size: 1518 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1223 mb WMA version RAR size: 1343 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 958 Other Formats: VOX DTS AC3 VOX MP4 VQF MIDI Tracklist 1-1 Strangers In The Night 1-2 Tonight Carmen 1-3 Maggie 1-4 Jimmy Brown The Newsboy 1-5 Any Dream Will Do 1-6 Somewhere My Love 1-7 Bunch Of Thyme 1-8 My Own Roscommon Town 1-9 Ramblin' Rose 1-10 June Clover 1-11 Song Sung Blue 1-12 Old Flames 1-13 I Don't Know Why I Love You But I Do 1-14 The Blacksmith 1-15 Softly Softly 1-16 Que Sera, Sera 1-17 Gypsy Rover 1-18 I Will Love You All My Life 1-19 Whistling Rufus 1-20 Beautiful Dreamer 1-21 I Can See Her Smiling At Me 1-22 If We Only Had Old Ireland Over Here 2-1 After All These Years 2-2 The Black Sheep 2-3 Love's Been Good To Me 2-4 I'll Tell Me Ma 2-5 Lonely But Only For You 2-6 Everything Is Beautiful 2-7 The Fly 2-8 Why Worry 2-9 The Oslo Waltz 2-10 Silver Threads And Golden Needles 2-11 The Old Threshing Mill 2-12 A Winter's Tale 2-13 Westmeath Bachelor 2-14 All Because Of You 2-15 Sweet Forget Me Not 2-16 Give The Woman In The Bed More Porter 2-17 The Old Rustic Bridge By The Mill 2-18 The Wild Rover 2-19 As Tears Go By 2-20 Jogging Song 2-21 Danny Boy 2-22 I'll Be Your Sweetheart Companies, etc. Made By – CDT Notes Made in RSA Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 6001208849235 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Foster & And Some That Will Be - Greatest TTVCD3000 Telstar TV TTVCD3000 UK 1998 Allen Hits (2xCD, Comp) Foster & Allen's Greatest Hits - Foster & 3984263124 And Some That Will Be (2xCass, EastWest 3984263124 Australia 1999 Allen Comp) Related Music albums to Foster & Allen's Greatest Hits by Foster & Allen Foster & Allen - I Will Love You All Of My Life Foster & Allen - Ben Bulben / The Emmigrant Bobby Vinton - 100 Memories Foster & Allen - Maggie Foster & Allen - Magic Moments Joey Loren - Love Is A Beautiful Song Ronnie Foster - Love Satellite Various - More Green Velvet June Albright - The Stephen Foster Carillon Vikki Carr - Song Sung Blue / Ms. America.

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