Talk:John Porter (musician)

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[edit] John Porter also receives some credits on works by The Smiths

According to All Music (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=33:hxfrxzlrldje) John Porter has a writing credit on The Smiths song 'Panic', found on the album 'The World Won't Listen'.

He also gets a credit for 'Money changes everything' on the same album. I can't find my CD copy of 'The World Won't Listen' so I can't check the sleeve notes.

Perhaps if somebody does have a copy to hand they could look into this?

No idea what other Smiths songs he may have a credit on. According to the mp3 tagging that Windows Media Player does, none.