Who's Who - Who's Who Album

Tracklist

1	Popeden	4:29
2	Dancin' Machine	5:10
3	Hypnodance	4:44
4	Palace, Palace	5:39
5	Roll Jacky Roll	4:42
6	Ad Lib. 80	5:08

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OUT-ST 25029	Who's Who	Who's Who ‎(LP)	OUT	OUT-ST 25029	Italy	1980
none	Who's Who	Palace Palace ‎(7xFile, MP3, Album)	Zagora	none	France	2011
RJ-7667	Who's Who	Palace Palace / Roll Jacky Roll ‎(LP)	Philips	RJ-7667	Japan	1980
WHO1	Who's Who	Who's Who ‎(LP, Unofficial)	OUT	WHO1	UK	2009

Credits

• Photography – Roberto Valladares
• Producer – Daniel Vangarde

Notes

Licencia: Zagora, Francia.

Short intro

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