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Genre: Funk / Soul / Folk, World, & Country

Album: Scatterlings Country: US Released: 1982 Style: Afrobeat MP3 version RAR size: 1228 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1604 mb WMA version RAR size: 1747 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 442 Other Formats: AAC DTS FLAC ADX MIDI WMA MP1

Tracklist

A1 Scatterlings Of Africa A2 Spirit Is The Journey A3 Umbaqanga Music A4 Digging For Some Words A5 Two Humans On The Run A6 Shake My Way B1 Siyayilanda B2 Kwela Man B3 Simple Things B4 Ijwanasibeki B5 Two Humans On The Run

Credits

Arranged By – Juluka Bass, Percussion, Vocals – Gary Van Zyl Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Zola Mtiya Flute, Vocals – Scorpion Madondo Keyboards – Tim Hoare Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Guitar, Concertina – Sipho Mchunu Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Guitar, Performer [Umhupe-mouth Bow] – Johnny Clegg Producer – Hilton Rosenthal

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Cat # on cover 9 23898-4 Cat # on cassette AR 4-23898

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Artist
Title (Format)
Label
Category
Country Year

MINC(L) 1040, MINC (L) 1040
Scatterlings (LP, Album)
MINC(L) 1040, MINC (L) 1040

Juluka
MINC, MINC
South Africa 1982

Scatterlings (CD, Album, RE)

CDM 4064742
Juluka

Juluka Juluka Juluka

EMI
CDM 4064742
Germany
1990

RSMCD 1029 134
Scatterlings (CD, Album, RE)
Rhythm Safari
RSMCD 1029 134
South Africa 2006
Scatterlings (LP, Album)
Warner Bros. Records
9 23898-1 SHAKA 1
9 23898-1 SHAKA 1
US UK
1982 1982
Scatterlings (LP, Album)
Safari Records

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