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SWING OUT SISTER -WHERE OUR LOVE GROWS [IMPORT]

Comments: 2004 album from the veteran duo after a 3 year respite. CorrinneDrewery and Andy Connell deliver yet another tasty opus of sleek,sophisticated pop music in a unique style that they have carefullyhoned for over 15 years.
You can hear echoes of Burt Bacharach and thebossa nova, standards and jazz....and what songwriting!
When you'vetired of the radio, here is an oasis of great music to wallow and revelin.Tracks: 01. LOVE WON'T LET YOU DOWN
02. WHERE OUR LOVE GROWS
03. WHEN THELAUGHTER IS OVER
04. CERTAIN SHADES OF LIMELIGHT
05. FROM MY WINDOW 06. CAIPIRINHA
07. WHERE OUR LOVE GROWS (ACAPELLA)
08. LET THE STARSSHINE
09. WE'LL FIND A PLACE
10. HAPPY ENDING
11. SOURCE
12. LOVEWON'T LET YOU DOWN (MORE LOVE)

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Track Listing:
Hitchhiking
Pictures Of Me
Falling Through A Window
People On The Stairs
We've Already Got Our Minds Made Up For You
You Can Take Her Now
Do You Think Of Him Still?
Mrs. Fletcher Blues
Child For You
Find Your Home

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VARIOUS ARTISTS - GREATEST HITS OF THE 50S [IMPORT]

LIVIN LOVIN DOLL
BE-BOP-A-LULA
CMON EVERYBODY
THATS ALL RIGHT MAMA
BYE BYE LOVE
TEENAGER IN LOVE
ONLY SIXTEEN
BLUEBERRY HILL
SOMEDAY (YOULL WANT ME TO WANT YOU)
PARTY DOLL
WILLIE & THE HAND JIVE
GUITAR BOOGIE SHUFFLE
PLEASE DONT TOUCH
TRUE TRUE HAPPINESS
GREAT PRETENDER
BE MY GIRL
LOLLIPOP
BABY DOLL
YOU BELONG TO ME
COME A-LONG A-LOVE
WAKE UP LITTLE SUSIE
VENUS
SIXTEEN CANDLES
CRYING IN THE CHAPEL
LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE
SHIMMY SHIMMY KO KO BOP
TURN ME LOOSE
WHERE OR WHEN
BLUE MONDAY
WALKING MY BABY BACK HOME
COME ON-A MY HOUSE
GUY IS A GUY
JAMBALAYA (ON THE BAYOU)
MAGIC MOMENTS
ITS ALL IN THE GAME
YOU DONT KNOW ME
COLD COLD HEART
IF
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Sade (DVD)

At 50, Sade (Daniel Auteuil) has spent most of his life in unsanitary and dangerous prisons like the Bastille and Saint-Lazare. But he hasn't become hardened and bitter. Instead, he's rather wise, crafty, and very sexy. When he's sent to Picpus, the exclusive, aristocratic, convent-turned-prison, and meets the haughty, blossoming Emilie (Isild Le Besco) he has the opportunity to share his enlightenment. But Sade must be careful. Although Emilie is curious about what Sade can offer her, she is a feisty lass and is wary because of the rumors of Sade's scandalous past. Soon, though, the would-be lovers have bigger problems to attend to--Robespierre, his Cult of the Supreme Being, and the bloodiest phase of the Terror. Sade's mistress, Sensible (Marianne Denicourt), has been keeping them at bay by giving herself to Fournier (Gregoire Colin), a member of Robespierre's entourage. But how long will that ploy hold them back? And whose head will roll next?
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