Little Willie & The Poor Boys - Down On The Corner Album

Tracklist

1	Down On The Corner (Mono)
2	Down On The Corner (Stereo)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OM 1003	Little Willie & The Poor Boys	Down On The Corner ‎(7", TP)	Oh My! Records	OM 1003	US	1984

Credits

• Producer – Wayne Henderson
• Written-By – J.C. Fogerty

Short intro

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