Tragic Mulatto - The Suspect / No Juice Album

Tracklist

1	The Suspect	2:16
2	No Juice	2:45

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VIRUS 33	Tragic Mulatto	The Suspect / No Juice ‎(7")	Alternative Tentacles	VIRUS 33	US	1983

Credits

• Bass – Alistair Shanks
• Drums – Patrick (Flip) Marsh
• Producer – Klaus Flouride
• Saxophone – Boy Gail Coulson
• Trumpet – Karl Konnerth
• Vocals – Daved (Skeeter) Marsh

Notes

A Flouride Treatment.
ITM Copyright 1983 International Tragic Mulatto

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (This side): VIRUS 33 A PRC-CI-I-I-I
• Matrix / Runout (That side): VIRUS 33 B PRC-CI-I-I-I

Companies

• Distributed By – Subterranean
• Copyright (c) – Tragic Mulatto
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tragic Mulatto
• Recorded At – Tom Mallon Studios

Video

Album

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