Various - What's New 2/92 Album

Tracklist

1	–The Graduates	Don't Fade Away
2	–Simon Climie	Soul Inspiration
3	–Wailing Souls	All Over The World (Radio Version)
4	–Anna Maria Kaufmann	World In Motion
5	–Indigo Girls	Joking
6	–Julio Iglesias	Engel Der Nacht
7	–Herwig Mitteregger	Party (Ich Glaub Es Geht Los)
8	–Roger Waters	What God Wants, Part I
9	–Paul Reid	Under The Love Of God
10	–Billy Joel	All Shook Up
11	–Sophie B. Hawkins	California Here I Come
12	–Marcus Wolter	Für Immer Zigeuner
13	–Ana Gonzalez	Nur Für Dich (Radio Version)
14	–Nena	Manchmal Ist Ein Tag Ein Ganzes Leben
15	–Die Fantastischen Vier	Die Da!?! (Radio-Mix)
16	–Bandit	Ganz Egal (Radio Edit)
17	–Inflagranti Featuring Rita Orlando	All 4 U (Single Mix)

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH
• Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH
• Record Company – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Distributed By – Sony Music
• Glass Mastered At – DADC Austria

Album

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