John Hiatt - Slug Line Album

Tracklist

1	Take Off Your Uniform	4:06
2	Washable Ink	3:19
3	Sharon's Got A Drugstore	2:10
4	Long Night	5:18
5	The Negroes Were Dancing	2:45
6	The Night That Kenny Died	2:34
7	Madonna Road	4:18
8	Radio Girl	2:54
9	Slug Line	2:59
10	(No More) Dancin' In The Street	2:22
11	You Used To Kiss The Girls	2:31
12	You're My Love Interest	3:14

Credits

• Engineer – Russ Gary
• Producer – Denny Bruce
• Written-By – Jim Wismar (tracks: A4), John Hiatt

• Art Direction – John Van Hamersveld
• Photography By – Nick Rozsa
• Producer – Denny Bruce
• Written-By – John Hiatt

Album

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