Superior Dancing - Superior Dancing, Volume 7

Superior Dancing, Volume 7

1999

  1. "Walzer der Liebe" – (31 MPM) Mireille Mathieu (Waltz)
  2. "Love Theme from Romeo & Juliet" – (26 MPM) Henry Mancini (Waltz)
  3. "The Girl With the Sun in her Hair" – (28 MPM) John Barry (Waltz)
  4. "Serenade to Spring" – (30 MPM) Secret Garden (Waltz)
  5. "Dreams Are Made for Children" – (26 MPM) Ella Fitzgerald (Waltz)
  6. "Hallelulja" – (34 MPM) Milk and Honey (Foxtrot)
  7. "King of the Road" – (30 MPM) Roger Miller (Foxtrot)
  8. "A White Sport Coat" – (29 MPM) Marty Robbins (Foxtrot)
  9. "My Cup Runneth Over" – (28 MPM) Des O'Connor (Waltz)
  10. "Is You Is or Is You Ain't" – (35 MPM) Dinah Washington (Foxtrot)
  11. "Sleepwalker's Serenade" – (30 MPM) Count Basie (Foxtrot)
  12. "Autumn Leaves" – (20 MPM) Bert Kaempfert (Blues)
  13. "One Morning in May" – (26 MPM) Bert Kaempfert (Foxtrot)
  14. "Time on My Hands" – (28 MPM) Bert Kaempfert (Foxtrot)
  15. "Noche de estrellas" – (32 MPM) Malando (Tango)
  16. "A media luz" – (32 MPM) Malando (Tango)
  17. "Medley" – (52 MPM) Joe Loss (Quickstep)
  18. "Du & Du – (60 MPM) Max Greger (Viennese Waltz)
  19. "Rosen aus dem Süden" – (60 mpm) Max Greger (Viennese Waltz)

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