Live In The New Millennium

Live In The New Millennium

Track Listings
 
1. Day By Day
2. I Concentrate On You
3. I'm Gonna Go Fishin'
4. I Fall In Love Too Easily
5. Can't Take You Nowhere
6. Poinciana
7. Love Dance
8. Route 66
9. Polka Dots And Moonbeams
10. This October
11. Graduation Day
12. You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
13. After You've Gone
14. Walkin' My Baby Back Home
15. Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring

Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Pop/jazz legends, The Four Freshmen have been entertaining a udiences for 50 years...and theyre still going strong. The four founding members, Don and Ross Barbour, Hal Kratzsch and Bob Flanigan, molded a style of unique vocal harmonies accompanied by instrumentals. Under the direction of Bob Flanigan, this tradition has been upheld and enhanced by the present group consisting of Greg Stegeman, Kevin Stout, Bob Ferreira and Brian Eichenberger.

Product Description
This terrific NEW Live album by The Four Freshmen will knock your socks off and take you back to memory lane with great standards like "Day By Day" and "Poinciana". Recorded "live" at the Annenberg Theatre in Palm Springs, CA.

Live In The New Millennium,Four Freshmen,Gold Label (Soh),Pop,Pop Vocals,Vocal

Jazz Music:

  1. Lone-Lee
  2. Melodies
  3. Midnight Blue [Import]
  4. Mitzi [Import]
  5. Mobley's Second Message [Import]
  6. Moonlight and Shadows [Import] [Limited Edition]
  7. Nature: The Essence, Pt. 3
  8. Near You
  9. Never Let Me Go [Import]
  10. Out of Towners [Import]

Jazz Music

jazz music

Jazz Music

Dreamland 2 [Import]

Lebendige Vergangenheit: Elisabeth Ohms

Micamale

Music: La Gloria d'Italia: Mattia Battistini, Vol.1

Michael Flatley's Celtic Tiger [Soundtrack]

Labcabincalifornia [Explicit Lyrics]

My Soul Sings Hallelujah

Milo Goes to College

Live! Act Tulip [Import]

Lou Harrison: Solo Keyboards - Complete Harpsichord Works, Music for Tack Piano & Fortepiano

Know It? I Wrote It!

Live in London Vol. 2 [Import]

Meant For Something Great

Gaz Bar Blues

Fun With the Ol' Professer '44-'47