In the 1970's there was some surprisingly good material produced for music libraries. Turns out, future superstars were paying their dues by laying down these all-purpose tracks. Produced by Lawrence Lanahan.
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Artist: Nick IngmanAlbum: Music DeWolfe Vol. 1Label: Megaphone UnlimitedPurchase: AmazonPerfect Day
Artist: Nick IngmanAlbum: Feeling GoodLabel: Dewolfe MusicLullaby
Artist: Roger WebbAlbum: Children's HourLabel: DeWolfe MusicHard Hitter
Artist: Keith PapworthAlbum: Music DeWolfe Vol. 1Label: Megaphone UnlimitedPurchase: AmazonSwarf
Artist: Alan ParkerAlbum: Music DeWolfe Vol. 1Label: Megaphone UnlimitedPurchase: AmazonStomp
Artist: Nick IngmanAlbum: Music DeWolfe Vol. 1Label: Megaphone UnlimitedPurchase: AmazonSilver Thrust
Artist: Peter RenoAlbum: Music DeWolfe Vol. 1Label: Megaphone UnlimitedPurchase: AmazonDon't You Know
Artist: Jay-ZAlbum: Paid in Full [SOUNDTRACK]Label: Roc-a-FellaPurchase: AmazonCrucial Beatdown
Artist: featuring Butta VersesAlbum: Beats and Rhymes: A Hip-Hop Collection Volume 4Label: Beats and Rhymes/DeWolfeProduced by:
Lawrence Lanahan
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