United We Stand | Zeeteah Massiah (lockdown special)
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Special thanks for their remote contributions to Vasilis Xenopoulos on soprano sax, Marcin Bobkowski on electric and acoustic guitars and tambourine, and Don Chandler on bass. Drums, keyboards and production by Paul. All vocals by Zeeteah except for the crowd in the final chorus.More at http://zeeteah.com​

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