| Kenny G - Classics In The Key Of G
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Item 8910822FE, $27.50
When you hear a song like "Summertime" on the radio, you can't help but want to hear more songs like it. Kenny G has released "Classics In The Key Of G" for your listening pleasure. With 10 tracks, as well as a 12-page booklet, "Classics In The Key Of G" is sure to become one of your new favorites. Add this CD to your collection today!
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| Song List For "Kenny G - Classics In The Key Of G" - Audio CD | | 1. Summertime - Performed By: Kenny G
2. The Look Of Love - Composed By: S. Cahn and J. Van Heusen - Performed By: Kenny G
3. What A Wonderful World - Composed By: G. D. Weiss and R. Thiele - Performed By: Kenny G and Louis Armstrong
4. Desafinado - Composed By: A. Jobim and N. Mendonca - Performed By: Kenny G
5. In A Sentimental Mood - Composed By: E. Ellington and M. Kurtz - Performed By: Kenny G
6. The Girl From Ipanema - Composed By: A. Jobim and V. De Moraes - Performed By: Kenny G
7. Stranger On The Shore - Composed By: A. Bilk and R. Mellin - Performed By: Kenny G
8. Body And Soul - Composed By: J. Green and E. Heyman - Performed By: Kenny G
9. 'Round Midnight - Composed By: T. Monk and B. Hanighen - Performed By: Kenny G
10. Over The Rainbow - Composed By: H. Arlen and E. Harburg - Performed By: Kenny G
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