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Jacob Miller Mixed Up Moods mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: Mixed Up Moods Country: Europe Released: 2008 Style: Reggae, Roots Reggae MP3 version RAR size: 1179 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1230 mb WMA version RAR size: 1342 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 695 Other Formats: DMF ASF WMA AUD RA MIDI ADX Tracklist 1 –Jacob Miller Mix Up Moods 2 –Jacob Miller Mr. Officer 3 –Jacob Miller Jolly Joseph 4 –Jacob Miller Come Seek Jah 5 –Jacob Miller Take A Lift 6 –Jacob Miller Chapter A Day 7 –Jacob Miller Mix Up Moods (2nd Version) 8 –Jacob Miller Once Upon A Time 9 –Fatman Riddim Section Is It War 10 –Fatman Riddim Section Election Now 11 –Fatman Riddim Section Olympic Boycott 12 –Fatman Riddim Section Russian Invasion 13 –Fatman Riddim Section Hostage 50 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Planet Vibe Copyright (c) – Planet Vibe Distributed By – Discograph Credits Compiled By – Franck Jacques Design [Front Cover] – Evelyne Grevellec Liner Notes – Franck Jacques Photography By – Christian Rose Producer – Tommy Cowan Notes ℗&© Planet Vibe 2008. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 3 760051 122119 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Jacob Mixed Up Moods Top Ranking TRI 1980 99 "Killer" TRI 1980 99 US 1980 (LP) International Miller* Jacob Mixed Up Moods none "Killer" Sonic Sounds none Jamaica Unknown (Cass, Album) Miller* Jacob Mixed Up Moods FM-0099 "Killer" Fatman FM-0099 US 1980 (LP) Miller* Jacob Mixed Up Moods 202 883 "Killer" Island Records 202 883 Germany 1980 (LP, Album) Miller* Top Ranking International, Island Jacob ITOP 9623, Mixed Up Moods Records, Top ITOP 9623, "Killer" UK 1980 TRI-1980 99 (LP, Album) Ranking TRI-1980 99 Miller* International, Island Records Related Music albums to Mixed Up Moods by Jacob Miller Jacob Miller - Tenament Yard Jacob "Killer" Miller - Mixed Up Moods Jacob Miller - Keep On Knocking Jacob Miller - Natty Christmas Jacob Miller / Fat Man Riddim Section - Silver Bells / Take Five Jacob Miller - Each One Teach One Jacob Miller / Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - I'm Just A Dread Various - Riddim Thief.

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