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Who Done It – Instrumental Organist
LP (Item 587745) Third World, 1985 — Condition: New Copy
Winston Wright on keyboard and drum with Flabba Holt on bass, Bingy Bunny on guitar and Deadly Headly on alto. Includes "Liquidator", "Linsted Market", "Peanut Vendor", "Who Done It", "Super Groove", "Up-Front Trommy", "Adis-A-Baba Yammy", "Playing Pretty" and "Finale". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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