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King Errisson
L.A. Bound
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Labels
Catno
WT 307
Formats
1x Vinyl LP Album Stereo
Country
Release date
Jan 1, 1977
Genres
1977's 'L.A Bound' is a disco/soca journey from the Bahamas to L.A. Includes the club hit in ‘Manhattan Love Song’, but most importantly on the B side is ‘Well, Have A Nice Day’ - the bedrock sample for Roxanne Shante’s hip hop classic ‘Have A Nice Day’. Released on Westbound Records (Funkadelic, Ohio Players) in the hey-day of fusion!
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A1
Disco Congo
8:43
A2
Manhattan Love Song
10:21
B1
Sal Soul Sister
6:47
B2
Well, Have A Nice Day
5:53
B3
L.A. Bound
6:40
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