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Sly & Robbie Language Barrier Mp3, Flac Sly & Robbie Language Barrier mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Hip hop / Reggae / Funk / Soul Album: Language Barrier Country: Germany Released: 1985 Style: Dub MP3 version RAR size: 1790 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1260 mb WMA version RAR size: 1862 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 707 Other Formats: AIFF WMA VQF DMF TTA VOX MP1 Tracklist Hide Credits Make 'Em Move A1 7:58 Written-By – B. Aasim*, B. Worrell*, B. Laswell*, R. Shakespeare*, S. Dunbar* No Name On The Bullet A2 6:03 Written-By – R. Shakespeare*, S. Dunbar* Miles (Black Satin) A3 7:20 Written-By – B. Laswell*, M. Davis*, R. Shakespeare*, S. Dunbar* Bass And Trouble B1 6:06 Written-By – B. Laswell*, M. Dibango*, R. Shakespeare*, S. Dunbar* Language Barrier B2 6:51 Written-By – B. Reynolds*, M. Chung*, R. Shakespeare*, S. Dunbar*, W. Badarou* Get To This, Get To That B3 5:17 Written-By – B. Fowler*, B. Worrell*, R. Shakespeare*, S. Dunbar* Companies, etc. Recorded At – RPM Studios Recorded At – Compass Point Studios Recorded At – Dynamic Sounds Studios Recorded At – Channel One Recording Studio Mastered At – Masterdisk Mixed At – Power Station Phonographic Copyright (p) – Island Records Ltd. Record Company – Ariola Eurodisc GmbH Distributed By – Ariola Group Of Companies Printed By – TOPAC Pressed By – Sonopress Credits Art Direction – Tony Wright Engineer – Robert Musso, Solgie*, Steven Stanley Management [Administration] – Roger Trilling Mastered By – Howie Weinberg Mixed By – Jason Corsaro Performer – Afrika Bambaataa, Barry Reynolds, Bernard Fowler, Bernie Worrell, Bob Dylan, Daniel Ponce, Doug E. Fresh, Eddie Martinez, Herbie Hancock, Manu Dibango, Mike Hampton*, Mikey Chung, Pat Thrall, Robbie Lyn, Robbie Shakespeare, Sly Dunbar, Wally Badarou Photography By – Chris Garnham Producer – Bill Laswell Programmed By [Fairlight Cmi] – Clive Smith A/K/A "The Professor"* Recorded By – Iron Mike Krowiak* Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: DM 207279 A-1/85 S II Matrix / Runout: DM 207279 B-1/85 S II Rights Society: GEMA STEMRA BIEM Label Code: LC 0407 Other (Label A): S 207 279 A Other (Label B): S 207 279 B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Sly And Language Barrier 257 279 Island Records 257 279 Europe 1985 Robbie* (CD, Album) Sly And Language Barrier 90286-1 Island Records 90286-1 US 1985 Robbie* (LP, Album, Promo) 207 279, 207 Language Barrier Island Records, 207 279, 207 Sly & Robbie Europe 1985 279-620 (LP, Album) Island Records 279-620 PALMCD Language Barrier Palm Pictures, PALMCD Sly & Robbie US 2003 2123-2 (CD, Album, RE) Mango 2123-2 Sly And Language Barrier 826 195 Island Records 826 195 France 1985 Robbie* (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Language Barrier by Sly & Robbie William Shakespeare, Paul Scofield - Hamlet Trip Shakespeare - Applehead Man Sly Dunbar - Sly Wicked And Slick Apache Indian And Tim Dog - Make Way For The Indian Sly & Robbie - Rhythm Killers Sly & Robbie - Underwater Dub Various - Living Shakespeare: Antony And Cleopatra Taxi Gang Featuring Sly And Robbie - The Sting Black Uhuru - Chill Out Grace Jones - Living My Life Sly & Robbie - The 60's, 70's Into The 80's = Taxi Dillinger - Marijuana In My Brain.
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