under the influence volume eight a collection of rare boogie disco Practical Music ventured into solo territory with
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ventured into solo territory with Don't Suppose in 1984
Maximus Of Gloucester (Only My Written Work) 1:15
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under the influence volume eight a collection of rare boogie disco Practical Music ventured into solo territory withSymbolic image for the detailed description and condition, please read the Item Details below. Woody Bianchi brings sophisticated taste to the eighth volume of Z Records' 'Under The Influence,' focusing on rare boogie, disco, and soul. The selections span artists like Arlana, Barbara Hall, and the Ipanema Brothers, with Bianchi providing a slick edit of 'Rio De Janeiro.' The sound is smooth and refinedlush arrangements, tight grooves, and soulful
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