| "Let the Rhythm Pump" | |
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| Single by Doug Lazy | |
| Released | 1989 |
"Let the Rhythm Pump" is a 1989 single by Doug Lazy. It was Lazy's biggest hit, spending 13 weeks on the dance play chart in the USA. [1]
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| Single by Doug Lazy | |
| Released | 1989 |
"Let the Rhythm Pump" is a 1989 single by Doug Lazy. It was Lazy's biggest hit, spending 13 weeks on the dance play chart in the USA. [1]
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