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Bunny Wailer Protest Mp3, Flac, Wma Bunny Wailer Protest mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: Protest Country: Jamaica Released: 1977 Style: Reggae, Roots Reggae MP3 version RAR size: 1321 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1921 mb WMA version RAR size: 1866 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 502 Other Formats: ADX RA AIFF VOX AUD VOC MPC Tracklist Hide Credits Moses Children A1 5:23 Written-By – B. O'Riley* Get Up Stand Up A2 6:13 Written-By – B. Marley*, P. Tosh* Scheme Of Things A3 4:14 Written-By – B. O'Riley* Quit Trying A4 4:16 Written-By – B. O'Riley* Follow Fashion Monkey B1 4:11 Written-By – B. O'Riley* Wanted Children B2 5:11 Written-By – B. O'Riley* Who Feels It B3 5:41 Written-By – B. O'Riley* Johnny Too Bad B4 5:51 Written-By – B. O'Riley*, T. Wilson* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Island Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – Island Records Ltd. Recorded At – Harry J's Recording Studio Mixed At – Harry J's Recording Studio Printed By – Robert Stace Published By – Solomonic Music Published By – Rondor Music Published By – ATV Music Published By – Copyright Control Manufactured By – EMI Records Ltd. Distributed By – EMI Records Ltd. Credits Arranged By – Bunny Wailer Backing Vocals – The Solomonic Enchanters Bass – Robby Shakespeare* Directed By – Bunny Wailer Drums – Horse Mouth*, M. Richards* Guitar – Chinna*, P. Tosh* Horns – B. Ellis*, Marquis*, Dirty Harry*, T. McCook* Keyboards – Touter*, Earl (Wire) Lindo*, K. Sterling* Mixed By – S. Morris* Mixed By [Accompanied By] – Bunny Wailer Performer – Bunny Wailer Photography By – Kate Simon Producer – Bunny Wailer Recorded By – S. Morris* Recorded By [Accompanied By] – Bunny Wailer Tape Op – S. Morris* Tape Op [Accompanied By] – Bunny Wailer Notes Published By: Solomonic Music - A1, A3 to B3 Rondor Music - A2 ATV Music - A2 Copyright Control - B4 Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (runout side A stamped): 1 ILPS 9512 A - 1 M Matrix / Runout (runout side B stamped): 1 ILPS 9512 B - 1 P Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Bunny ILPS 9512 Protest (LP) Island Records ILPS 9512 UK 1977 Wailer Bunny Protest (Cass, 846 267-4 Mango 846 267-4 Europe 1990 Wailer Album, RE) L36435, (ILPS Bunny Island Records, L36435, (ILPS Protest (LP) Australia 1977 9512) Wailer Island Records 9512) Bunny Protest (CD, Island Records, 260 851 260 851 Germany 1990 Wailer Album, RE) Mango Bunny Protest (LP, 25503 XOT Island Records 25503 XOT Netherlands 1977 Wailer Album) Related Music albums to Protest by Bunny Wailer Jimmy Riley - If You Think Your Lonely Now Tarrus Riley - Groovy Little Thing Jeannie C. Riley - Give Myself A Party Rodney C. Riley - Living The Life Of Riley Jeannie C. Riley - The Very Best Of Jeannie C. Riley Harper Valley P.T.A. Jimmy Riley - Love & Devotion Jeannie C. Riley - The Songs Of Jeannie C. Riley Jimmy Riley - Girls Like Dirt Devonte Riley - Jimmy Riley - You Satisfy Me Ken Colyer's Skiffle Group - Old Riley Jimmy Riley - One More Try.
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