Greatest Hits Live: The Encore Collection

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Greatest Hits Live: The Encore Collection
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Live album / Compilation album by
Released1998
Genre Rock
Label Columbia
Eddie Money chronology
Shakin' with the Money Man
(1997)
Greatest Hits Live: The Encore Collection
(1998)
Ready Eddie
(1999)

Greatest Hits Live: The Encore Collection is a live compilation album recorded in 1998 and released by Columbia Records.

Track listing

  1. Two Tickets To Paradise
  2. Baby Hold On
  3. I Wanna Go Back
  4. Where's The Party
  5. Take Me Home Tonight
  6. Gimme Some Water
  7. Wanna Be A Rock-N-Roll Star
  8. Shakin'
  9. If We Ever Get Out Of This Place
  10. Can You Fall In Love Again Tonight

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