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Greatest Hits by Albert Hammond — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 1995

Greatest Hits

by Albert Hammond

Greatest Hits is an album by Albert Hammond, released in 1995, with 22 tracks.

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Tracks: 74 min
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22 tracks · 74 min

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01It Never Rains in Southern California3:54
02The Free Electric Band3:26
03The Peacemaker2:41
04I'm a Train3:22
05I Don't Wanna Die in an Air Disaster3:40
06New York City Here I Come3:08
07Half a Million Miles from Home3:04
08Down by the River3:12
0999 Miles from L.A.4:00
10Names, Tags, Numbers and Labels2:48
11We're Running Out2:56
12Everything I Want to Do2:57
13Dime Queen of Nevada3:36
14The Girl They Call the Cool Breeze3:54
15Mary Hot Lips Arizona2:42
16Candle Light, Sweet Candle Light2:33
17Rebecca3:10
18For the Peace of All Mankind4:14
19Moonlight Lady3:06
20When I Need You4:30
21The Air That I Breathe3:49
22Give a Little Love3:25

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In brief

When was Greatest Hits released?: Greatest Hits was released in 1995.
How many tracks are on Greatest Hits?: Greatest Hits has 22 tracks, with a runtime of 74 minutes.
What genre is Greatest Hits?: Greatest Hits is catalogued under Pop-Rock.

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