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Musical Youth 16 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: 16 Country: UK Released: 1983 Style: Reggae, Reggae-Pop MP3 version RAR size: 1790 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1845 mb WMA version RAR size: 1621 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 383 Other Formats: AAC MMF ASF MIDI AC3 XM FLAC Tracklist A Sixteen (Special 12" Mix) B Strictly Vibes (12" Mix) Credits Featuring – Jody Watley (tracks: A) Producer – Musical Youth (tracks: B), Peter Collins (tracks: A) Remix – Musical Youth (tracks: B), Peter Hammond* (tracks: A) Written-By – Freddie Waite Sr.* (tracks: A), Lamont Dozier (tracks: A), Musical Youth (tracks: B) Notes The sleeve mentions the title track as "16", but on the label (as well as on the album), the track is called "Sixteen". The track features a cameo appearance by Jody Watley. "Strictly Vibes" on side B is a 'previously unreleased track'.Special Thanks to Jah Lenny Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year YOU 7 Musical Youth 16 (7", Single) MCA Records YOU 7 UK 1983 YOU 7 Musical Youth 16 (7", Single, Glo) MCA Records YOU 7 UK 1983 YOUP 7 Musical Youth 16 (7", Pic) MCA Records YOUP 7 UK 1983 25 9609-7 Musical Youth 16 (7", Single, Promo) MCA Records 25 9609-7 Spain 1984 YOU 7 Musical Youth Sixteen (7", Single) MCA Records YOU 7 New Zealand 1983 Related Music albums to 16 by Musical Youth Youth Gone Mad / Los Gusanos - Nirvana Stomp / Snake Piss ASP Youth Musical Club - Uliondoka Kwangu / Pendo La Khiyari Musical Youth - Ella Es Problema "She's Trouble" The Forgotten Youth - The Demo Tracks Big Youth / Burke's All Star - Town Without Pity / Youth In The Garden Musical Youth - The Youth Of Today Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie (Special 12" Club Version) Musical Youth - Never Gonna Give You Up Autistic Youth / The Estranged - Autistic Youth / The Estranged Youth Brigade -.

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