9 thoughts on “ Baby You Got What It Takes - Delroy Wilson - Captivity (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

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3. a side: delroy wilson - i must get you baby b side: the revolutionaries - baby let me dub you.

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4. Release me Can you release me [Chorus:] Come on baby, come on baby You knew it was time to just let go 'Cause we want to be free But somehow it's just not that easy Come on Darlin', hear me Darlin' 'Cause you're a waste of time for me I'm trying to make you see That baby you've just got to release me Release me Release me I'm not going back to.

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6. a side: delroy wilson - baby don't you do it b side: version.

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7. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Baby, You've Got What It Takes - Charlie Louvin on AllMusic -

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8. Give Me Your Love Pain In My Heart Never Before I Love You True Goodnight Sweetheart You, I Adore Love To Share Let Him Try If You Love Me Still Moments Of Sadness DESCARGA AQUÍ.

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9. An excellent Delroy Wilson cover of the Marvin Gaye song 'Baby don't you do it'. Produced by Phil Pratt and originally released on the Sun Shot label. A difficult tune to find these days, never been re-pressed until now. Delroy Wilson sings over an incessant Phil Pratt rhythm with Bobby Kalphat keyboards to the front of the mix. Nice rhythmic flipside.

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