Lone Ranger - Tribute To All Mothers (In A Labour Ward) Album

Tracklist

1	Version
2	Tribute To All Mothers (In A Labour Ward)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ARC 0001 DT	Lone Ranger	Tribute To All Mothers (In A Labour Ward) ‎(12")	Absissa	ARC 0001 DT	US	1980

Notes

Part of the '80s single releases by Lone Ranger. Catalog number not present on the vynil; noted as "Absissa 80 JA" on Lone Ranger's website.

Barcodes

• Other: ARC Productions (BunnyT)

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