Tracklist
- 1Take the Money and Run4:29
- 2The Way You Love the Night4:13
- 3Asstified5:04
- 4Choose the Blues4:49
- 5Blue to the Bone3:14
- 6Have You Got My Back?5:21
- 7Lovin You Is All My Heart Can Do4:38
- 824/7 Blues4:58
- 9Listen to Your Heart5:17
- 10Whisper6:21
- 11Another Lonely Night4:55
Running time 53:19
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The record
- First released1 Jan 2007
- LabelBLUES AVENUE RECORDS
- KindAlbum
- Running time53:19
- Barcode827912058611
Books
- Working Time and Employment (Routledge Revivals)Working Time and Employment (Routledge Revivals)Bob Hart · 2010By Bob Hart
- Economics of Non-Wage Labour Costs (Routledge Revivals)
Economics of Non-Wage Labour Costs (Routledge Revivals)Bob Hart · 2010By Bob Hart - City manager's desk referenceCity manager's desk referenceBob Hart · 2005By Bob Hart
- The returns to labour services in West German manufacturing industryThe returns to labour services in West German manufacturing industryBob Hart · 1983By Bob Hart
- Calgary
CalgaryBob Hart · 2001By Bob Hart - State and Local Government City Managerªs Desk ReferenceState and Local Government City Managerªs Desk ReferenceBob Hart · 2000By Bob Hart
- The Canadian Rockies (The Spectacular Canadian Rockies)The Canadian Rockies (The Spectacular Canadian Rockies)Bob Hart · 1995By Bob Hart
- We can't afford the national curriculum in primary schoolsWe can't afford the national curriculum in primary schoolsBob Hart · 1990By Bob Hart
- I remember that!
I remember that!Bob Hart · 1987By Bob Hart - Songs from SuffolkSongs from SuffolkBob Hart · 1973By Bob Hart
- From stage to pulpitFrom stage to pulpitBob Hart · 1883By Bob Hart
- Bob Hart's plantation songsterBob Hart's plantation songsterBob Hart, Dance and Music (Harvard Theatre Collection) Fredric Woodbridge Wilson Collection of Theater · 1862By Bob Hart
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