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Ebo Taylor
Life Stories (Highlife & Afrobeat Classics 1973-1980)

Life Stories (Highlife & Afrobeat Classics 1973-1980)
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Labels

Strut

Catno

STRUT072LP

Formats

2x Vinyl LP Compilation

Country

UK

Release date

Apr 11, 2011

Media: Mi
Sleeve: G

$58*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

BRAND NEW. Slight damage on top of cover (sealed)

A1

Ebo Taylor - Heaven

6:06

A2

Ebo Taylor - Atwer Abroba

8:15

A3

Ebo Taylor - What Is Life

4:43

B1

Apagya Showband - Tamfo Nyi Ekyir

3:57

B2

Ebo Taylor - Peace On Earth

7:48

B3

Ebo Taylor - Victory

4:23

B4

Asasse Ase - Ohiani Sua Efir

4:02

C1

Ebo Taylor - Aba Yaa

15:01

C2

Ebo Taylor - Ohye Atar Gyan

6:09

D1

Ebo Taylor - Love And Death

8:23

D2

Ebo Taylor - Egya Edu

10:01

D3

Pat Thomas - Ene Nyame Nam 'A' Mensuro

6:20

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