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Double T & The Downtown Posse - Owner Of A Broken Heart (12") (Very Good Plus (VG+))

Double T & The Downtown Posse - Owner Of A Broken Heart (12") (Very Good Plus (VG+))

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Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)


 

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Affirmative Music/Unforgettable Songs (BMI) 
Admin. by Warner Tamerlane/Island Muisc (BMI)

 

A1. Owner Of A Broken Heart (Club Mix) 4:51
A2. Owner Of A Broken Heart (Instrumental) 4:51
A3. Owner Of A Broken Heart (Radio) 3:29
B1. The Woman Of My Dreams (Vocal) 5:24
B2. The Woman Of My Dreams (Instrumental) 5:24

 

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Manufactured By Next Plateau Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Next Plateau Records Inc.
Copyright (c) Next Plateau Records Inc.
Published By Affirmative Music
Published By Unforgettable Songs
Produced For Marcus Dupree Productions
Mastered At Dick Charles Recording Inc.
Engineered At Skyline Productions
Remixed At Skyline Productions

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