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Let's Make a Deal / Step Out Of My Life

Let's Make a Deal / Step Out Of My Life
Let's Make a Deal / Step Out Of My LifeLet's Make a Deal / Step Out Of My Life

Catno

RH RSS 28

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" 45 RPM

Country

Netherlands

Release date

Jun 1, 2020

Double sider 12" including the bubblegum club track ''Let's Make a Deal'' by Linda "Babe” Majika. Le Discopathe Records Store Montpellier

Double sider 12" including the bubblegum club track ''Let's Make a Deal'' by Linda "Babe” Majika, which was originally released on the rare 'Don’t Treat Me So Bad' lp in South-Africa, 1988. On the flip, you’ll find the deep late-night saxophone driven tune ''Step Out Of My Life'' which includes Don Laka on the keyboard and is produced by Ray Phiri, who also founded the popular South African group 'Stimela'. The song was originally released in 1989 and finally sees a reissue, pressed as a loud DJ-friendly 12-inch.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

15€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

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Let's Make a Deal

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