Bill Smallwood - Rocky Mountain Oysters / Never Get It Right Album

Tracklist

1	Never Get It Right	2:54
2	Rocky Mountain Oysters	3:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BS 101	Bill Smallwood	Never Get It Right / Rocky Mountain Oysters ‎(7", Single)	BS Records	BS 101	US	1979

Credits

• Engineer – Phil York (tracks: 1, 2)

Notes

BS Records 704 1st Savings Bldg. San Angelo, Tex. 76903

Barcodes

• Other: Catalogue Number is on the dead wax

Short intro

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