1. |
Overture
05:14
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2. |
Feet So Low
03:34
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3. |
Bitter Mommy
02:51
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4. |
I Love Animals
03:34
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5. |
Sunshine
01:13
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6. |
Giddy Up Cowboy
07:20
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7. |
Purple Butterflies
01:42
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8. |
When I Come Back
02:19
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9. |
Coconut
02:04
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10. |
King Kong
06:10
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11. |
Wooden Shoes
02:39
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12. |
Suzanne
04:18
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13. |
Just Whistle
02:15
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14. |
The Tigress Inside
03:31
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15. |
A Dreadful Thing (Coda)
01:32
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Bob Ostertag San Francisco, California
To learn more about Bob Ostertag, just put his name into Google. You will find his own web site, the Wikipedia entry on him, and, well, more links and information than you could possibly absorb. But that's life in the digital age...
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