One More Tomorrow: The Best of Henry Gross
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| Released | 1996 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Label | Varèse Sarabande | |||
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One More Tomorrow: The Best of Henry Gross is an album released by the American singer-songwriter Henry Gross. "One More Tomorrow" is a comprehensive overview of Gross' mid-'70s recordings, containing all of his hits for both A&M and Lifesong, including "Shannon" (his biggest hit), "Springtime Mama", "Someday (I Didn't Want To Have To Be The One)", and the title track.
Track listing
[edit]- Tomorrow's Memory Lane
- Come On Say It
- Shannon
- Painting My Love Song
- Juke Box Song
- Overton Square
- Springtime Mama
- One More Tomorrow
- What a Sound
- All My Love
- Meet Me on the Corner
- Moonshine Alley
- Only the Beautiful
- Hideaway
- Love Is the Stuff
- Simone
- Someday
- If We Tie Our Ships Together
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