From the LP: Sagat - Fuk Dat - Label: Maxi Records - Released: 1993 Problems with the video? Please tell me and it will be removed immediately!

Producer – Barry Harris. Side A 33 1/3 RPM Side B 45 RPM. Same cat as Monik Garo, The Kon Kan Side Project, Sagat - Tell Me Why, The Kon Kan Side Project, Fuk Dat except without Sagat track and is US release.

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Monik Garo, The Kon Kan. Side Project, Sagat - Tell Me Why, The Kon Kan Side Project, Fuk Dat (12", Maxi, Hypnotic Records. Category Country Year HYDJ082393 Canada 1993. Related Music albums to Tell Me Why, The Kon Kan Side Project by Monik Garo. Crutchfield Project - Crutchfield Project. KB Project -. Garo Tavitjan Junior - Personal View. Planet P Project - Planet P Project. Garo Junior - Personal View. Various - OUCH Project Two - The Other Side Of Music.

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