Vintage Funk: Alan Gorrie and Average White Band Perform “Work To Do” Live in 1975

mardi 17 juin 2025, 18:00 , par No Treble

This unearthed 1975 live clip features Alan Gorrie and Average White Band performing “Work To Do,” with Gorrie driving the groove on his Fender P Bass.

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