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Summer In The City TPCx310

Contains samples of:
Kool & The Gang “N.T.” 
Coke Escobedo “No One To Depend On”
The Zodiac Cosmic Sounds “Pieces the Peace Piper”
Acapella: Action Bronson “Tan Leather”
909 beats: Bjorn Vader

Cold Antipasti (Action Bronson X Bjorn Vader Remix) STBB 862

Big Steppa (STBB 863)

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