Larry Finnegan - In Memoriam Album

Tracklist

1	Better Move On
2	The Biggest Hurt Of All
3	The Other Ringo
4	I Know How It Feels
5	Pick Up The Pieces
6	Lah De Dottie
7	Dear One - Part II
8	Lucinda
9	Look What You've Done
10	No Matter Where You Go
11	Baton Rouge
12	Seven Days
13	A Kiss And A Dozen Roses
14	Tears Were Meant For Crying
15	Dear One
16	Song For An Unknown Soldier
17	Pretty Suzy Sunshine
18	You Don't Need Me
19	Say Hello To Mama
20	Call Me The Joker
21	Everytime
22	Pledging My Love
23	Good Morning, Tears
24	Hickory Hill
25	If You Really Realkly Love Me
26	Weepin' Willow
27	Bound For Houston
28	Shutters And Boards
29	One Of Us
30	Candy Lips
31	I Still Love You
32	My Happiness
33	The House Where Love Used To Live
34	Oh, Lonesome Me
35	I Like It Like That

Notes

Double album

Barcodes

• Barcode: SLPD-2642 A-CR
• Barcode: SLPD-2642 B-CR
• Barcode: SLPD-2642 C-CR
• Barcode: SLPD-2642 D-CR

Album

Listen free to Larry Finnegan In memoriam Dear One, Candy Lips and more. 33 tracks . 35 tracks 88:26. Born in New York City, Finnegan's only hit in the US was 1962's Dear One, which went to No. 11 on the U. Billboard Hot 100 and climbed to No. 1 in Australia. The recording had sold one million copies by 1966, earning a gold disc. Dear One. Larry Finnegan. 2014 сингл. Dear One: The Old Town Single. The Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Album. Chuck Berry. In Memorian. In Memorian Tracklist. Dear One Lyrics. About In Memorian. In Memorian Q&A. In Memoriam de Larry Finnegan 1979 Vinyl. Et plus d'albums de Larry Finnegan sont disponibles sur Recordsale. In Memoriam. Double LP. SonetSLPD-2642. 1979, Sweden. Larry Finnegan: American pop singer. Dear One, Pretty Suzy Sunshine, Pretty Susie Sunshine и другие песни. Features Song Lyrics for Larry Finnegan's In Memorian album. Johnny Lawrence Finnegan, 10 August 1938, New. Finnegan nearly reached the Top 10 in 1962 with a single called Dear One, but never had another hit. Having studied several instruments in his youth, Finnegan and his brother Vinnie co-wrote the song that would put him on the charts in 1961. He recorded a demo of the song on his own and took it to Hy Weiss of Old Town Records, who then signed him. The up-tempo country song ultimately reached number 11 in early 1962, but follow-up attempts failed, and in 1966 Finnegan moved to Sweden, where he started his own record label, Svensk-American