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    Peter Austin Lick It Back Festival / Baby Don't Do It

    Shockin' Aust'n Records
    • Peter Austin – Lick It Back Festival
    • Peter Austin – Baby Don't Do It
    • 1. Lick It Back Festival
    • 2. Baby Don't Do It

    Written for 1969 Jamaican song festival by Peter Austin and produced by Warrick Lyn.

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