Piney Brown And His Blues Toppers - Sugar In My Tea (Cream In My Coffee) Album

Tracklist

1	Sugar In My Tea (Cream In My Coffee)
2	My Love

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1295	Piney Brown And His Blues Toppers	Sugar In My Tea (Cream In My Coffee) / My Love ‎(7", RE)	Mad	1295	UK	Unknown

Credits

• Written-By – Edna Price, Piney Brown

Video

Album

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