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JI Exclusive! Gershon Veroba – Little David Acapella Single!

JI Exclusive! Gershon Veroba – Little David Acapella Single!

Download this free track of “Little David” from Gershon Veroba.
Formerly titled “The Fight In The Man,” it was, originally performed by The Megama Duo in 1982 on the album, G-D IS ALIVE AND WELL IN JERUSALEM.

No instruments were instrumental & no halachas were harmed in the making of this song.

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To download please right click HERE and save to your computer.

Song Credits-
A Town 6 Entertainment Production
Performed by: Gershon Veroba
Recorded at: Town 6 Studios, Far Rockaway, NY

Composed by Levine, Yess and Gotlieb
@1982 CBS Records, LTD, Tel Aviv, Israel

Mixed by: Larry Gates, Gater Music, Fairlawn, NJ
Graphic design: Intelligent Noise (IntelligentNoiseAndDeli.com)

It’s a free download, so send to all you friends and family.For more information on Gershon Veroba please visit http://veroba.net
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