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Various Riddim 52 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: Riddim 52 Country: France Released: 2004 Style: Roots Reggae, Dancehall, Ragga, Reggae MP3 version RAR size: 1201 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1249 mb WMA version RAR size: 1810 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 900 Other Formats: AHX RA AA XM AUD WMA AA Tracklist 1 –Steel Pulse Make Us A Nation 4:04 2 –Black Roots Juvenile Deliquent 2:59 3 –Reggae George Trodding Along 3:12 4 –Ronnie Davis Jah Jah Jehovia 3:19 5 –The Reggae Boys Me No Born Yah 2:25 6 –Tony Rebel I Love You 3:45 7 –Vybz Kartel Cut Yuh Speed 2:43 8 –Kid Kurrupt Combining 2:48 9 –Babylon Circus Dances Of Resistance 3:53 10 –K2R Riddim Hatta Faya 4:03 11 –Jamal Beg Beg 4:21 12 –Penny Irie Go Under Deh 3:34 13 –Hollow Point Black 3:38 14 –Kiprich Tru Di Years 3:48 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cyber Press Publishing Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ragga Copyright (c) – Cyber Press Publishing Copyright (c) – Ragga Credits Compiled By – Gilbert Pytel Design – Kacy Mastered By – Hubert Marniau Photography By – David Commeillas Producer – Antoine Le Guellaut Notes "CD promotionnel encarté avec le numéro 52 de RAGGA (mai 2004), ne peut être vendu séparément" Compilation (p) & © 2004 RAGGA / Cyber Press Publishing Related Music albums to Riddim 52 by Various Vybz Kartel / Wayne Marshall - Why Yu Doing It Various - Ragga Ragga Ragga! 2004 Sizzla , Wayne Marshall, Elephant Man, Bounty Killer, Vybz Kartel - Riddim Driven: Cookie Monster & Allo Allo Elephant Man / Black Lion - All She Need Is Love / Babylon Make A Mistake Tony Curtis / Ragga Zee - Ain't Nobody / De Puss Various - Ren Ren Dancehall Riddim Vybz Kartel - Mek She Cry Vybz Kartel - Why, Why Steel Pulse - Save Black Music Vybz Kartel & Platinum / Singer J - Encyclopedia / Everybody Know My Name.

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