Vinyl Album - David Fathead Newman - Front Money - Warner Bros. - USA

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Vinyl Album

Artist:	David Fathead Newman
Title:	Front Money
Label:	Warner Bros.
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	BS 2984
Date:	1977
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	David Fathead Newman	Amazing Grace	Traditional	Rate
A2	David Fathead Newman	Sneakin' In	David Newman	Rate
A3	David Fathead Newman	Still Hard	David Newman	Rate
B1	David Fathead Newman	Front Money	Claude Johnson	Rate
B2	David Fathead Newman	Pharoah's Gold	Claude Johnson	Rate
B3	David Fathead Newman	So Fine - So Fine	Roger Boykin	Rate
B4	David Fathead Newman	Suki Duki	Roger Boykin	Rate

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Produced by Joel Dorn for The Masked Announcer

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David Fathead Newman - Fathead - Ray Charles Presents David Newman - Atlantic - USA (1960)

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Warner Bros. Album Discography 2550-2999 (1968-1977) - 377 Vinyl Albums - List by ajtharp

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