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Brothers Johnson Get The Funk Out Ma Face mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Funk / Soul Album: Get The Funk Out Ma Face Country: US Released: 1976 MP3 version RAR size: 1625 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1688 mb WMA version RAR size: 1812 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 833 Other Formats: WMA VOX MOD XM VOX AA DMF Tracklist A Get The Funk Out Ma Face 2:27 B Get The Funk Out Ma Face 2:27 Credits Arranged By – Brothers Johnson, Quincy Jones Producer – Quincy Jones Written By – George Johnson, Louis Johnson, Quincy Jones Notes This is the shortened radio version. Same track on both sides. Label on one side is printed in red which is the stereo recording, the other side is printed in black which is the mono version. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Brothers Get The Funk Out Ma A&M 1851-S 1851-S US 1976 Johnson* Face / Tomorrow (7") Records Brothers Get The Funk Out Ma A&M AM-8379-S AM-8379-S US 1976 Johnson Face (12", Promo) Records Get The Funk Out Ma The Brothers A&M 1851-S Face / Tomorrow (7", 1851-S Canada 1976 Johnson* Records Single) Get The Funk Out Ma The Brothers A&M 1851-S Face / Tomorrow (7", 1851-S US 1976 Johnson* Records Single) Brothers Get The Funk Out Of My A&M AMS 7251 DJ AMS 7251 DJ UK 1976 Johnson Face (7", Promo) Records Related Music albums to Get The Funk Out Ma Face by Brothers Johnson The Brothers Johnson - Quincy Jones Presents - Look Out For #1 Brothers Johnson - Blam!! The Brothers Johnson - Free And Single Brothers Johnson - I'll Be Good To You Brothers Johnson - S.O.U.L. The Brothers Johnson - Runnin' For Your Lovin' The Brothers Johnson - Get The Funk Out My Face The Brothers Johnson - Light Up The Night The Brothers Johnson - Stomp! Brothers Johnson, The - Blam!!.

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