The Queers - A Proud Tradition mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Joe King (tracks: C1 to D3)
• Bass – Keith Hayes (tracks: C1 to D3), Tulu (tracks: A1 to B)
• Drums – Tulu (tracks: C1 to D3), Wimpy (tracks: A1 to B)
• Guitar – Joe King
• Vocals – Joe King (tracks: A1 to A5), Wimpy (tracks: C1 to D3)

Notes

Official reissue of the first two 7" EPs 'Love Me' (Doheny Records/1982) & 'Webelos' (Doheny Records/1984).

500 copies pressed, all on black vinyl.

Comes with double-sided foldout insert with biography, discography and lineup info.

Pressing plant uncredited, derived from the runout etchings.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A-Side Etchings): Q-1A U-33568M-A [token]
• Matrix / Runout (B-Side Etchings): Q-1B U-33568M-B [token]
• Matrix / Runout (C-Side Etchings): Q-2A U-33568M-C [token]
• Matrix / Runout (D-Side Etchings): Q-2B U-33568M-D [token]

Companies

• Pressed By – United Record Pressing – U-33568M

Album

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