Rotator Cuff - Rotator Cuff Album

Tracklist

1	2nd Friend
2	Your Fault Or Mine?
3	Nisku
4	Alfa Romeo
5	Hot

Credits

• Producer – Kramer

Notes

Rotator Cuff, PO Box 4438, Highland Park, NJ 08904

Short intro

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