Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy Album

Tracklist

1	She Drives Me Crazy Producer – David Z., Fine Young CannibalsWritten-By – Roland Gift	3:35
2	Pull The Sucker Producer – Andy Cox, David Steele	3:34

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
886 361-7	Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy ‎(7", Single)	London Records	886 361-7	Australasia	1988
LDN-47, 886 361-7	Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy ‎(7", Single)	London Records, London Records	LDN-47, 886 361-7	Philippines	1988
LON 199, 886 361-7	Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy ‎(7", Single, Sol)	London Records, London Records	LON 199, 886 361-7	UK	1988
886 361-7	Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy ‎(7")	London Records	886 361-7	Italy	1988
none	Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy ‎(Acetate, 12", Mas)	Master Room	none	UK	1988

Credits

• Written-By – David Steele

Notes

On this edition, the title on the A-side label is on one line.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 7674-15483-7

Companies

• Manufactured By – Cinram
• Distributed By – MCA Records Canada
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – FFRR Records Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – FFRR Records Ltd.

Short intro

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