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Mark Vallese 🇺🇸

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Music Pop music Rhythm and blues
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Music of the Manhole. The Manhole was a legendary club in Chicago known for it's cutting edge music, theme parties and catering to the leather/leather curious/circuit crowd. I've posted a collection of House, NRG, Trance and Morning Music. Quite a few of these tracks are unreleased and not available on YouTube before now. Hope you enjoy.

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