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May I Come In

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Sue Oatts (Tucker)

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2004
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Track Listing

The Best Thing For You, If You Don't See It Too, May I Come In, It Could Happen To You, Like Someone In Love, I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out Of My Life, You Turned the Tables On Me, Long Ago(and far away), Any 'Ol Thing That You Like, I'll Remember April, The Gentleman is A Dope.

Personnel

Sue Oatts (Tucker)
Sue Oatts (Tucker)

voice / vocals

Additional Personnel / Information

Sue Tucker,vocals; Dick Oatts, woodwinds; John Mosca, trombone; Joe Magnarelli, trumpet; Ted Rosenthal, piano; Kent Saunders,bass; Andy Watson, drums; Marc Anderson, percussion.


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