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This is part of the Aim Best Of Rock, Best Of Blues, Best Of Soul, Best Of Reggae series.
Includes liner notes by Peter Noble.
Personnel: King Curtis (tenor saxophone). Groovin' With The King Music King Curtis Groovin' With The King Songs | 1. | Soul Twist | $0.99 | |
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