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Faithfull, Marianne Twentieth Century Blues LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 42323174
- UPC:
- 194399269916
- MPN:
- 9926991
- Condition:
- New
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20th Century Blues is a live 1996 album by British singer-actress Marianne Faithfull, in collaboration with pianist Paul Trueblood.
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1. Alabama Song 2. Want to Buy Some Illusions 3. Pirate Jenny 4. Salomon Song 5. Boulevard of Broken Dreams 6. Complainte de la Seine 7. The Ballad of the Soldier's Wife 8. Intro 9. Mon Ami (My Friend) 10. Falling in Love Again 11. Mack the Knife 12. 20th Century Blues 13. Don't Forget Me 14. Surabaya Johnny 15. Outro: Street Singer's Farewell
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