David Gates - First / Never Let Her Go - BLU-RAY AUDIO
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Two beloved solo albums from Bread frontman David Gates, presented in immersive Quadraphonic Audio for a new listening experience.
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- GenreRockDescriptionTwo beloved solo albums from Bread frontman David Gates, presented in immersive Quadraphonic Audio for a new listening experience.ArtistDavid GatesTitleFirst / Never Let Her GoFormatBlu-Ray AudioLabelElektra / WEA
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Two beloved solo albums from Bread frontman David Gates, presented in immersive Quadraphonic Audio for a new listening experience.
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David Gates - First / Never Let Her Go / Goodbye Girl [COMPACT DISCS] 2 Pack date 06/04/2021

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