Wild Safari b/w Woman (12") ol' dirty bastard warm horns

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Wild Safari b/w Woman (12") ol' dirty bastard warm hornsWhen there's Rhythm people will move, and moving people was the fate for these two songs from Spanish Supergroup Barrabas. Originally released in 1972 on RCA Spain, Wild Safari and Woman would become underground hits among New York City disc jockeys at time when Discotheques preceded disco music. Over the years It has been well documented that the music from the Iberian Rockers and in particular their song Woman found a home in both Nicky Siano's