I Wanna Do (What You Wanna Do) | Federer

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I Wanna Do (What You Wanna Do)

from Easy Breezin by Federer

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from Easy Breezin, track released September 6, 2011
featuring Ingmar Carlson on keyboards, Matthew Flowers on backing vocals, Greg Johnson and Michael Rodriguez on saxophone.

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