Buddy Griffin - A Red Rose A Bouquet Or A Room Full / Bartenders Girl Album

Tracklist

1	Bartenders Girl Written-By – E. Haselwood, J. Willard	2:32
2	A Red Rose A Bouquet Or A Room Full Written-By – B. Griffin, C. Davis	2:25

Notes

Side A published by Jari Music.
Side AA published by Pacific Int.

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BMI

Companies

• Published By – Jari Music
• Published By – Pacific Int.

Short intro

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