I Have a Right
- I Have a Right
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I Have a Right est un album de Gloria Gaynor publié en 1978 par Polydor Records.
Pistes
- Let me know (I have a right)
- Say somethin'
- you took me in again
- Don't stop us
- Tonight
- Can't fight the feelin'
- Midnight rocker
- One number one
Catégories :
- Album disco
- Album musical sorti en 1978
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