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All About Eve Wild Hearted Woman mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Wild Hearted Woman Country: UK Released: 1988 Style: Alternative Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1505 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1610 mb WMA version RAR size: 1461 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 856 Other Formats: ASF MP1 MP3 VQF MMF MIDI AUD Tracklist Hide Credits Wild Hearted Woman A 3:20 Written-By – Cousin*, Regan*, Brown*, Bricheno* Appletree Man B 3:57 Written-By – Cousin*, Regan*, Bricheno* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Phonogram Ltd. (London) Published By – BMG Music Ltd. Credits Bass – Andy Cousin Design, Art Direction – Stylorouge Drums – Mark Price Engineer – Tony Phillips Guitar – Tim Bricheno Photography By – Tansy Spinks Photography By [Photographic Treatment] – Anne Nicol Producer – Paul Samwell-Smith Vocals, Keyboards – Julianne Regan Notes Silver injection labels pressing with paper labels also available. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Mercury, Wild Hearted EVNCD 6, 870 All About Phonogram, EVNCD 6, 870 Woman (CD, Europe 1988 090-2 Eve Mercury, 090-2 Single) Phonogram EVEN 6, 870 All About Wild Hearted Mercury, EVEN 6, 870 UK 1988 090-7 Eve Woman (7", Single) Mercury 090-7 All About Wild Hearted 870 090-7 Mercury 870 090-7 France 1988 Eve Woman (7", Single) 870 090-1, All About Wild Hearted Mercury, 870 090-1, Netherlands 1988 EVENX 6 Eve Woman (12", EP) Mercury EVENX 6 Wild Hearted All About EVENXDJ 6 Woman (12", Mercury EVENXDJ 6 UK 1988 Eve Promo) Related Music albums to Wild Hearted Woman by All About Eve Boxcar Willie - Good Hearted Woman All About Eve - What Kind Of Fool All About Eve - Ultraviolet The New Legion Rock Spectacular - Wild One / Second Cousin All About Eve - Every Angel All About Eve - Keepsakes ∙ A Collection The Cult - Wild Hearted Son Texas - Prayer For You All About Eve - The Dreamer The Mission - Children The Mission - Hands Across The Ocean All About Eve - Scarlet.

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