Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr.

Tangos of James Crabb and Susanna Moncayo. Also Alberto Iglesias, James Horner, and a tribute to the courage of Martin Luther King Jr.

START
00.00
10.40
16.14
24.14
26.57
28.55
30.44
50.47
53.06
54.53
TITLE
Romance del Diablo
Chiquilin de Bachin
Tango II: Moderato mistico
Me voy a morir de tanto Amor
Lucia
Fotos
Selections
The Greatest Purveyor of Violence in the World Today
Why They Killed Him
I Wish I Knew
ARTIST
James Crabb
Susanna Moncayo
James Crabb
Alberto Iglesias
Alberto Iglesias
Alberto Iglesias
James Horner
Martin Luther King Jr., Riverside Church
Dr. William Pepper
Nina Simone
ALBUM
Piazzola: Song of the Angel
Tango Music: Tango Futur
Piazzola: Song of the Angel
Lucía y el Sexo
Lucía y el Sexo
Lucía y el Sexo
Iris
Assignment: Memphis
Assignment: Memphis
Silk and Soul
LABEL
Chandos
BIS
Chandos
Sogecine
Sogecine
Sogecine
Sony
assignmentmemphis.com
assignmentmemphis.com
RCA

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