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The O'Jays - The Big Gangster (1977) PIR

Published January 18, 2012

Views 32.9K  |  Likes 230  |  Comments 16
Views#1,447,898Global
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MoraitoMoraito
17.3K subs187 videosMar 2006

This video has 32.9K views and 230 likes, ranking #1,447,898 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

32,993

Likes

230

Comments

16

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Total (all-time): $23 – $66

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Theme played by The O'Jays for the PIR's album Let's Clean Up The Ghuetto. It was produced as usual by the duo Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff and arranged by Bobby Martin. Recorded at s, Philadelphia, Pa. Mastered at Frankford/Wayne Recording Labs, Philadelphia, Pa.

Published
January 18, 2012
Made for kids
No

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