Patrick Boothe - Easier Said Than Done Album

Tracklist

1	Easier Said Than Done	3:40
2	Easier Said Than Done (Instrumental)	3:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SUPE T 115	Patrick Boothe	Easier Said Than Done ‎(12")	Supreme Records	SUPE T 115	UK	1987
BITE 1202	Patrick Boothe	Easier Said Than Done ‎(12")	BITE Records	BITE 1202	Netherlands	1987
1369	Patrick Boothe	Easier Said Than Done ‎(7", Single)	ZYX Records	1369	Germany	1988
MRCX 122252	Patrick Boothe	Easier Said Than Done ‎(12")	Mega Records	MRCX 122252	Denmark	1987
ATO 27.106.7	Patrick Boothe	Easier Said Than Done ‎(7")	Jonathan	ATO 27.106.7	France	1987

Credits

• Mixed By – Pete Hammond
• Producer – Jolley/Harris/Jolley
• Written-By – Jolley/Harris/Jolley

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BIEM/NCB

Short intro

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