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Monsore
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Djankoso
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Kofi Kofi
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Jambo Africa
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Wo Anko Bia
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Aflao
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Feel Good
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Monsore (Flute Version)
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Charly Records London, UK
Independent record label since 1974 - specialising in reissues
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