What's going on live 1972
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After the huge impact made on the Soul scene with the release in 1971 of the masterpiece "What's Going On," Marvin Gaye takes the stage the following year and demonstrates that he remains the boss. Released for the first time as a bonus on the anniversary edition of "What's Going On" in 2001, here is what Marvin's biographer, David Ritz, describes as a "major historical document" for the first time on double vinyl. Experience the excitement that this album generated in live versions of rare intensity. After the release of the album "You're The Man," the adventure continues, and Soul fans will find, with this edition, the opportunity to continue to pay tribute to one of the most beautiful voices in the history of Soul Music.Buy What's going on live 1972 at the best price
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