STICKY FINGERS

Sticky Fingers
STICKY FINGERS

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CD
Unidisc/ Im
Release date: 04/Dec/1995
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Sales Rank: #431 in Disco
#17125 in Dance&Electronic
Style: Disco
Product No.: 1898475048
Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Wastin' My Love
1.2 Takin' a Chance on You
1.3 Night Time
1.4 Party Song
1.5 Wastin' My Love [Radio Edit]
1.6 Party Song [Radio Song] [Radio Edit]
Number of discs: 1
Description:Sticky Fingers by Sticky Fingers, released 4 December 1995, includes the following tracks: "Night Time", "Wastin My Love (Radio Edit)" and more. This version of Sticky Fingers comes as a 1xCD. -
Producer: Ian Guenther
No. of tracks: 6
Manufacturer No.: SPLK 7260
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