8 thoughts on “ Call Me - Gunther Neefs - Swing Is The Thing (CD, Album) ”

1. SWING IS THE THING – Universal/Polygram 1. CALL ME (2’40”) (C: Moroder Giorgio / A: Harry Deborah) .

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Swing Is The Thing on Discogs. Label: Universal - ,Polydor - ,TV1 - ,Var - • Format: CD Album • Country: Belgium • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Rock & Roll.

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3. Explore releases from Gunther Neefs at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Gunther Neefs at the Discogs Marketplace. Günther Neefs* Swing Is The Thing ‎ (CD, Album) Universal, Polydor, TV1, Var: Belgium: Günther Neefs* My Soul ‎ (CD, Album) Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Ariola: Belgium:

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4. Gunther Neefs - Daarom zeg ik nee (songtekst) by DJ Tineke. Ik Laat Me Gaan Call Me by Günther Neefs - Topic. Gevaarlijk Spel by Günther Neefs - Topic. Lady.

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5. Swing Is The Thing Gunther Neefs. Released on 1/01/02 by Universal Music S.A. Main artist Bit CD Quality kHz - Stereo. Unlimited Streaming. Listen to this album in high quality now on our apps. Start my trial period and start listening to this album. Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription Call Me. Buy track

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6. Swing Is The Thing, an album by Gunther Neefs on Spotify. our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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7. Swing Is The Thing by Gunther Neefs () Jo prend la mer by Jo Lemaire () Productions. All studio/live- albums and singles by Will Tura from –present (20 golden and platinum awards) Soundtrack Stille Waters () A Moment (), full album by Severine Dore; Songs by Natalia for the soundtrack Team Spirit II () by Jan Verheyen.

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8. The Miramax release Swingers helped in part to launch the neo-swing trend of the late '90s. The soundtrack that accompanied the film not only introduced swing revivalists such as Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, but delved into classic swing, country, and funk to create an eclectic yet surprisingly cohesive album.

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