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Freddie And The Dreamers I Understand mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop Album: I Understand Country: UK Released: 1964 Style: Ballad, Beat MP3 version RAR size: 1370 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1579 mb WMA version RAR size: 1811 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 573 Other Formats: MPC AIFF VOC WMA VOC WAV WMA Tracklist Hide Credits I Understand A Written-By – Best* I Will B Written-By – Garrity* Companies, etc. Published By – Maddox Music Published By – Chappell Published By – Dreamers Music Ltd. Notes Side A : Maddox Music Chappell Side B : Dreamers Music Ltd. Label variant - similar to Freddie And The Dreamers* - I Understand where the B Side Publisher is laid out differently on the label. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (A Side label): 7XCA 27484 Matrix / Runout (B Side label): 7XCA 27491 Matrix / Runout (A Side runout, stamped): 7XCA 27484-1N A P KT A 2 Matrix / Runout (B Side runout, stamped): 7XCA 27491-1N KT 1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Freddie And The I Understand (7", Single, 4 DB 7381 Columbia DB 7381 UK 1964 Dreamers* P) Freddie And The DB(I) 7381 I Understand (7", Single, ) Columbia DB(I) 7381 Ireland 1964 Dreamers* Freddie And The I Understand (7", Single, 4 DB 7381 Columbia DB 7381 UK 1964 Dreamers* P) Freddie And The DO-4530 I Understand (7", Single) Columbia DO-4530 Australia 1964 Dreamers* Freddie & The I Understand (Just How 72377 Mercury 72377 US 1965 Dreamers You Feel) (7", Single) Related Music albums to I Understand by Freddie And The Dreamers Freddie & The Dreamers - I'm Telling You Now Freddie & The Dreamers - I Understand (Just How You Feel) Freddie And The Dreamers - Just For You Freddie & The Dreamers - Greatest Hits Various - Top Of the Pops-54 Freddie And The Dreamers - I'm Telling You Now The Applejacks - Like Dreamers Do The Impossible Dreamers - August Avenue Freddie & The Dreamers - Sing-Along Party Freddie Garrity - I Understand (Just How You Feel).

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