John Holt / Winston Wright - Strange Thing / Want Money FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Producer – A. Ranglin (tracks: B), Phill Pratt (tracks: A)

Notes

B side actually by G.G. Allstars

Companies

• Record Company – Pama Records
• Published By – Beverley Music

Video

Album

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