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The Beat Wha'ppen? mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Wha'ppen? Country: Netherlands Released: 1981 Style: Ska MP3 version RAR size: 1529 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1611 mb WMA version RAR size: 1632 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 578 Other Formats: MPC AAC AA VQF DMF AC3 MP4 Tracklist A1 Doors Of Your Heart A2 All Out To Get You A3 Monkey Murders A4 I Am Your Flag A5 French Toast (Soleil Trop Chaud) A6 Drowning B1 Dream Home In NZ B2 Walk Away B3 Over And Over B4 Cheated B5 Get-A-Job B6 The Limits We Set Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Arista Records Ltd. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Arista Records Ltd. Distributed By – CBS Records Published By – Beat Brothers Ltd. Published By – Zomba Music Publishers Ltd. Published By – Copyright Control Credits Design [Sleeve] – Hunt Emerson, The Beat Engineer – Mark Dearnley Engineer [Assistant] – Nick Rogers Engineer [Cutting] – Ian Cooper Keyboards – Blockhead* Marimba – "Have A Go Bobby" Sargeant* Performer – Andy Cox, David Wakeling*, David Steele, Everett Morton, Ranking Roger, Saxa Producer – Bob Sargeant Steel Drums – Dick Trumpet – Saltin Vocals [Extra] – Cedric Myton (tracks: A1) Written-By – C. Osbourne* (tracks: A1), J. Jefferson* (tracks: A5), The Beat (tracks: A1 to A4, A6 to B5) Notes The catalog# is printed as "BEAT 3" on spine and labels but "beat 3" on the sleeve and inlay sleeve. On the backside of the cover "PROMOTION COPY CBS NOT FOR SALE" is stamped with a golden stamp. See image. Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: n©b Matrix / Runout (A Side): 16-00003-1A-1 Matrix / Runout (B Side): BEAT 3 B//4▽E420 11 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year BEAT 3 The Beat Wha'ppen? (LP, Album) Go-Feet Records BEAT 3 UK 1981 25RS-132 The Beat Wha'ppen? (LP, Album) Go-Feet Records 25RS-132 Japan 1981 Arista, Go-Feet 203 701 The Beat Wha'ppen? (LP, Album) 203 701 Germany 1981 Records The English XSR 3567 Wha'ppen (LP, Album) Sire XSR 3567 Canada 1981 Beat* 203.701 The Beat Wha'ppen? (LP) Ariola Benelux 203.701 Netherlands 1981 Related Music albums to Wha'ppen? by The Beat The Beat - Drowning / Doors of Your Heart The Beat - Jeanette Taylor Dayne - With Every Beat Of My Heart The Beat - I Confess The Beat - Hit It (Auto Erotic) The Beat - I Just Can't Stop It The English Beat - Wha'ppen? The Beat - What Is Beat? The English Beat - I Just Can't Stop It Bronski Beat - C'Mon! C'Mon!.

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