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John Farnham Live At The Regent Theatre

John FarnhamAugust 30, 1999

Pop℗ 1999 BMG Australia Limited

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	Songs		Artist
1	Reasons (Live At The Regent Theatre)	4:20	John Farnham
2	One (Live At The Regent)	2:54	John Farnham
3	Everything's Alright (Live At The Regent)	4:17	John Farnham
4	Help (Live At The Regent)	5:04	Kate Ceberano
5	A Touch of Paradise (Live at The Regent)	4:45	John Farnham
6	Age of Reason (Live At The Regent)	4:50	Ross Wilson
7	Burn for You (Live At The Regent)	4:23	John Farnham
8	Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head (Live At The Regent)	4:11	Merril Bainbridge
9	Chain Reaction (Live At The Regent)	3:52	John Farnham
10	Infatuation (Live At The Regent)	3:17	Nana-Zhami
11	Don't You Know It's Magic (Live At The Regent)	4:11	John Farnham
12	Comic Conversations (Live At The Regent)	3:25	James Reyne
13	Who's Lovin' You (Live At The Regent)	4:21	John Farnham
14	Every Time You Cry (Live at the Regent)	4:50	John Farnham
15	That's Freedom (Live At The Regent)	4:34	John Farnham
16	Playing to Win (Live at The Regent)	3:11	John Farnham
17	I Wish (Live At The Regent)	3:56	John Farnham and Guests
18	You're the Voice (Live At The Regent)	4:38	John Farnham and Guests

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1:15:00

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18

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August 30, 1999

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℗ 1999 BMG Australia Limited

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