Better Days Are Coming: The A&M years 1969-1971

歌曲列表 共收录46首歌曲

• 序号
  歌曲名称
  歌手
• 1

  I Can't Live Without You

  Jimmy Cliff
• 2

  Struggling Man (Original Version)

  Jimmy Cliff
• 3

  Inside Out, Upside Down

  Jimmy Cliff
• 4

  Going Back West

  Jimmy Cliff
• 5

  Oh, How I Miss You

  Jimmy Cliff
• 6

  Our Thing Is Over

  Jimmy Cliff
• 7

  Come On People

  Jimmy Cliff
• 8

  Can't Stop Worrying, Can't Stop Loving You

  Jimmy Cliff
• 9

  Goodbye Yesterday

  Jimmy Cliff
• 10

  Let Your Yeah Be Yeah

  Jimmy Cliff
• 11

  My Friend's Wife

  Jimmy Cliff
• 12

  Sitting In Limbo

  Jimmy Cliff
• 13

  Let's Seize The Time

  Jimmy Cliff
• 14

  Take A Look At Yourself

  Jimmy Cliff
• 15

  Please Tell Me Why

  Jimmy Cliff
• 16

  Give And Take

  Jimmy Cliff
• 17

  Struggling Man (Horn Version)

  Jimmy Cliff
• 18

  When You're Young

  Jimmy Cliff
• 19

  Honey Hush

  Jimmy Cliff
• 20

  Opportunity Knocks Only Once

  Jimmy Cliff
• 21

  Rap

  Jimmy Cliff
• 22

  Another Cycle

  Jimmy Cliff
• 23

  I've Got A Feeling (And I Can't Stop)

  Jimmy Cliff
• 24

  Those Good Old Days

  Jimmy Cliff
• 25

  The Bigger They Come The Harder They Fall

  Jimmy Cliff
• 26

  Sooner Or Later

  Jimmy Cliff
• 27

  Pride And Passion

  Jimmy Cliff
• 28

  The Song We Used To Sing

  Jimmy Cliff
• 29

  You Can Get It If You Really Want

  Jimmy Cliff
• 30

  Wild World

  Jimmy Cliff
• 31

  Aim And Ambition

  Jimmy Cliff
• 32

  Hey Mr. Yesterday

  Jimmy Cliff
• 33

  Better Days Are Coming

  Jimmy Cliff
• 34

  Be Aware

  Jimmy Cliff
• 35

  Come Into My Life

  Jimmy Cliff
• 36

  Waterfall

  Jimmy Cliff
• 37

  That's The Way Life Goes

  Jimmy Cliff
• 38

  My Ancestors

  Jimmy Cliff
• 39

  Hello Sunshine

  Jimmy Cliff
• 40

  Sufferin' In The Land

  Jimmy Cliff
• 41

  Wonderful World, Beautiful People

  Jimmy Cliff
• 42

  Hard Road To Travel

  Jimmy Cliff
• 43

  Viet Nam

  Jimmy Cliff
• 44

  Use What I Got

  Jimmy Cliff
• 45

  Many Rivers To Cross

  Jimmy Cliff
• 46

  Time Will Tell

  Jimmy Cliff