The Quadrells - What Can The Matter Be / Come To Me Album

Tracklist

1	What Can The Matter Be	2:35
2	Come To Me	3:01

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
W-103	The Quadrells	What Can The Matter Be / Come To Me ‎(7", Single)	Whirlin Disc	W-103	US	1956
COL. 1706	The Quadrells	What Can The Matter Be / Come To Me ‎(7", RE, TP)	Collectables	COL. 1706	US	Unknown
COL. 1706	The Quadrells	What Can The Matter Be / Come To Me ‎(7", RE, Red)	Collectables, Whirlin Disc	COL. 1706	US	1993
COL. 1706	The Quadrells	What Can The Matter Be ‎(7", Single, Red)	Collectables	COL. 1706	US	Unknown

Credits

• Written By – Robinson, Williams

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: W-5007-45
• Matrix / Runout: W-5006-45
• Rights Society: BMI

Companies

• Published By – Spinning Wheel Music

Video

Album

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