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Various Artists - Luaka Bop Remix - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Classic Luaka Bop tracks by Zap Mama, Shuggie Otis, Tom Ze and more, reworked by Masters of Work, Funky Lowlives among many others. V2. 2005.

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  • Genre
    Reggae
    Description
    Classic Luaka Bop tracks by Zap Mama, Shuggie Otis, Tom Ze and more, reworked by Masters of Work, Funky Lowlives among many others. V2. 2005.
    Artist
    Various Artists
    Title
    Luaka Bop Remix
    Format
    CD
    Label
    Luaka Bop
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