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Label: Celluloid ‎– CEL 2 - 006543. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album. Drop the needle on A2 of this album for a much more enjoyable listen. I find myself preoccupied with how bad the first song is otherwise and not paying attention to the rest of the album A decent album otherwise, although nowhere near as good as Darling Oh or Militant Man, which are both essential in my book. Reply Notify me Helpful.

Produced by Ossie Hibbert. Ok Fred, now you're a yaga yaga Ok Fred, bully for you Ok Fred, now you're a yaga yaga I wanna be one too. Ok Fred, now I'm a yaga yaga Ok Fred, what do I do? Ok Fred, now I'm a yaga yaga I am just like you. She said, like the way that you do it When you do it on the quit She say, like the way that you move I like the way that you groove, she said. Written By John Holt.

Скачать Errol Dunkley - . On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. Release title: Errol Dunkley - . Photo of Errol Dunkley - . More albums of Errol Dunkley: Come Natural. This album was released on the label Ariola (catalog number 60. 93) Ariola Eurodisc GmbH (catalog number 60. 93). This album was released in 1980 year. All track songs from this album Errol Dunkley - .

Errol Dunkley (born 6 February 1951), sometimes spelled Erroll Dunkley, is a Jamaican reggae musician, born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1951. Dunkley's recording career began in 1965, when he was 14, with "Gypsy" (a duet with Roy Shirley) for Linden Pottinger's Gaydisc label, "My Queen" (with Junior English) for Prince Buster, and "Love Me Forever" on the Rio label.

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Roots for Dunkley was all about slow churning riddims and not so much the politics that accompanied them. His deepest cuts here, "Movie Star," "(Oowee) Baby I Love You," and "A Little Way Different," are from his first album, Introducing Errol Dunkley (later reissued as Darling Ooh). It was a 1979 rocksteady cover of a John Holt song though, ". Fred Errol Dunkley 3:50