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    Dennis Brown Wolf and Leopards

    Emmanuel Music
    • Dennis Brown – Wolf & Leopards
    • 1. Wolf & Leopards
    • 2. Here I Come

    one of his best roots vocals released in 1977 with 'here i come' on the b-side.

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