Will Fyffe - Sailing Up The Glyde / Ye Can Come And See The Baby Album

Tracklist

1	Ye Can Come And See The Baby
2	Sailing Up The Glyde

Credits

• Accompanied By – Unknown Artist
• Performer [Scottish Comedian], Written-By – Will Fyffe

Notes

On label
MADE IN ENGLAND

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): WA7496 Ⓦ 33472
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): WA7497 Ⓦ 33471

Companies

• Manufactured By – Columbia Graphophone Company Ltd.
• Published By – Francis Day

Short intro

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