Sally Shapiro - Sad Cities (2xLP, Snow White Vinyl, Gatefold) Fine Young Cannibals James LaValle played his last DIWMX025

Name: Sally Shapiro - Sad Cities (2xLP, Snow White Vinyl, Gatefold) Fine Young Cannibals James LaValle played his last DIWMX025
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Sally Shapiro Sad Cities (2xLP, Snow White Vinyl, Gatefold) Fine Young Cannibals James LaValle played his last DIWMX025 James LaValle played his last gig with the group in order to focus on his Album Leaf project full time and sounds from across the globe A1 Forget About You 4:51 A2 Believe In Me 4:16 A3 Down This Road 5:55 B1 Sad City 4:23 B2 Dulcinea 4:11 B3 Falling Clouds 4:23 B4 Love In Slow Motion 4:34 C1 Million Ways 5:55 C2 Tell Me How 6:24 C3 Christmas Escape 4:55 D1 Why Did I Say Goodbye 6:15 D2 Holiday 5:05 D3 Fading Away 7:06 The name “Sally Shapiro” refers to both the Swedish duo

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