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Derek & The Dominos - Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs

Details: Format: CD; Label: POR; Catalog: 1535402; Rel. Date: 03/29/2011; UPC: 600753314289

Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs

Artist: Derek & The Dominos
Format: CD
New: IN STOCK! $6.99 Used: Currently Unavailable
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DISC: 1

MP3

1. I Looked Away

2. Bell Bottom Blues

3. Keep On Growing

4. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out

7. Key To The Highway

8. Tell The Truth

9. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?

10. Have You Ever Loved A Woman

11. Little Wing

12. It's Too Late

14. Thorn Tree In The Garden

DISC: 2

MP3

1. Mean Old World (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

2. Roll It Over (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

3. Tell The Truth (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010 (All Things Must Pass Version))

4. It's Too Late (40th Anniversary Version - 2010 (Live For The Johnny Cash Show Version))

5. Got To Get Better In A Little While (40th Anniversary Version - 2010 (Live For The Johnny Cash Show Version))

6. Matchbox (40th Anniversary Version - 2010 (Live For The Johnny Cash Show))

7. Blues Power (40th Anniversary Version - 2010 (Live For The Johnny Cash Show Version))

8. Snake Lake Blues (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

9. Evil (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

10. Mean Old Frisco (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

11. One More Chance (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

12. Got To Get Better In A Little While (Jam - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

13. Got To Get Better In A Little While (Remastered - 40th Anniversary Version - 2010)

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Derek and the Dominos' LAYLA AND OTHER ASSORTED LOVE SONGS Turns 40! LAYLA AND OTHER ASSORTED LOVE SONGS achieved gold-album status within months of it's release in late 1970, was entered into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2000, and today remains a ubiquitous entry in various "Top 100" and "All-Time Greatest" polls, and "Must Hear" lists.