Al 'Man' Muntzie and The Embraceables – We Are Steady Rockin
Mel Production Band – Patti Duke Hustle
1. Mary Gold – Dancing
2. The Rappers – Funky Juice
3. Al 'Man' Muntzie and The Embraceables – We Are Steady Rockin
4. Mel Production Band – Patti Duke Hustle
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