Aidan Bartley And The Slave Girl - Struggle And Malarkey Album

Tracklist

1	Plato And Aristotle
2	History Of Rock & Roll: Part 3
3	The Great Scheme Of Things
4	Hollows
5	Flowers For Molly Bloom
6	In Two Minds

Credits

• Drums – Paul McArdle
• Harmony Vocals – Fiona Lynch
• Lead Vocals, Instruments – Aidan Bartley
• Producer – Terry Hackett

Notes

Comes with insert.

Companies

• Recorded At – Sun Studios, Dublin

Album

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