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The Gladiators Bongo Red mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: Bongo Red Country: Jamaica Released: 1974 Style: Roots Reggae MP3 version RAR size: 1331 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1827 mb WMA version RAR size: 1353 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 850 Other Formats: XM VOX RA AC3 DXD AIFF MPC Tracklist Hide Credits Bongo Red A –The Gladiators Written-By – L. Griffiths* Bongo Version B –Gladiators Band* Written-By – L. Griffiths*, C. Dodd* Companies, etc. Published By – Jamrec Music Recorded At – Jamaica Recording Studio Mastered At – Federal Record Mfg. Co. Ltd. – FCD-50 Credits Producer – C. Dodd* Notes US distributed mid 80's repress from original masters. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (A Side): FCD-50-A Matrix / Runout (B Side): FCD-50-B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year SO. 3200 The Gladiators Bongo Red (7") Studio One SO. 3200 Jamaica 1974 none The Gladiators Bongo Red (7", RP) Studio One none US 1996 none The Gladiators Bongo Red (7", RP) Studio One none Jamaica 2014 SO. 3200 The Gladiators Bongo Red (7") Studio One SO. 3200 Jamaica 1974 FCD-50 Gladiators Band* Bongo Red (7", M/Print) Studio One FCD-50 Jamaica Unknown Related Music albums to Bongo Red by The Gladiators 1. The Gladiators / Israel Vibration - Live At Reggae Sunsplash 2. Gladiators, The - Father And Sons 3. The Incredible Bongo Band - The Return Of The Incredible Bongo Band 4. Boss Bongo - Babylon Gone 5. The Gladiators - Presenting The Gladiators 6. Nero And The Gladiators - Entry Of The Gladiators 7. Bellariva Gladiators - Nubi Over Anubi Remixed 8. The Gladiators - Studio One Singles 9. Albert Griffiths & The Gladiators - On The Right Track 10. Gladiators, The - Trenchtown Mix Up.

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