Frank Secich - Songs Recorded By Other Artists

Songs Recorded By Other Artists

  • A Million Miles Away (Secich)-Michael Monroe-Finland, Japan
  • A Million Miles Away (Secich)-Simon Chainsaw & The Forgotten Boys-Brazil
  • A Thousand Years Ago (Drivere-Secich)-The Infidels-U.S., France, Spain
  • Abracadabra (Have You Seen Her?) (Secich-Bartolin)-The Records-U.S., England
  • Crime In The Streets (Cabaniss-Quinton-Secich) The Pop Machine
  • Don't Go Away (Zero-Secich) Stiv Bators France
  • Everywhere I Go (Secich)-Infidels
  • Everywhere I Go (Secich)-Billy Sullivan
  • Evil Boy (Secich-Zero)-Stiv Bators & The Evil Boys-Germany
  • I Wanna Forget You (Just The Way You Are) (Secich-Bators)-Adam Bomb (Music)-U.S., England
  • I'll Be Alright (Secich-Bators) Hundred Million Martians-Finland
  • The Last Year (Secich-Bators)-The Monotors-Spain
  • Not That Way Anymore (Secich-Bators)-Road Vultures
  • Not That Way Anymore (Secich-Bators) The Tragic Zeroes
  • Not That Way Anymore (Secich-Bators) Starpower
  • Not That Way Anymore (Secich-Bators) Nikki Sudden
  • The Girl Downstairs (Sullivan-Secich-Zero)-Billy Sullivan
  • Tonight's My Lucky Night (Secich-Bartolin)-Finkers-Australia, Japan
  • You Don't Go Away (Zero-Secich)-Vibeke Saugestad-Norway
  • You Don't Go Away (Zero-Secich)-Alpha Kitty

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