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A1	Control Written-By – H. Wuelfing*
A2	Heart Murmur Written By – P. Austin, Xira Harper
A3	Golden Love Written-By – K. Kane*
A4	Red Rocket Roll Written-By – K. Kane*, M. Keith*, M. Hull*
A5	Six Feet Under Written-By – M. Keith*, M. Hull*
A6	Just Blow Away Written-By – M. Keith*, M. Hull*
B1	Dr. Boogie Written-By – Jordan*, Loney*
B2	Road Runnah-Walk Don't Run Written By – B. Buckles
B3	Streets Of Your Town Written By – Melton*
B4	What Ya Gonna Do 'Bout It? Written-By – Potter*, Samwell*
B5	No Money Down Written-By – Berry*
B6	Creep Skin Written-By – K. Kane*
B7	What A Boy Can't Do '77 Written-By – T. Gurnsey*

Credits

• Artwork – Kim Kane
• Bass Guitar – Andy Von Brand, H. Wuelfing* (tracks: A1)
• Drums, Vocals – Chris Rounds
• Graphics – Dan Palenski
• Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals – M. Keith*
• Organ [Farfisa] – Charles Eichert (tracks: A2, A3, B2)
• Photography – Mark Harris
• Producer – Steve Lorber (tracks: A1-A6), The Slickee Boys (tracks: A1-B7)
• Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Vocals – K. Kane*
• Vocals – M. Hull*

Notes

Reissue limited to 200 numbered copies.

Side 2 Recorded Live at The Keg

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1001	The Slickee Boys	Separated Vegetables ‎(LP)	Dacoit Records	1001	US	1977
MP 1004	The Slickee Boys	Separated Vegetables ‎(LP, Unofficial, Red)	66 Records	MP 1004	US	1980

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