August Derleth - Sugar Bush By Moonlight And Other Poems Of Man And Nature mp3

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Credits

• Cover – Frank Utpatel
• Read By, Written-By – August Derleth

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To clarify any doubts, each side of the LP is one long track (band).

Companies

• Manufactured By – Cuca Records

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