Ikamouse - Terrorist In The City mp3

Tracklist

1	Terrorist In The City
2	Version

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Eek-A-Mouse	In The City ‎(7", RP)	Thompson Sound	none	UK	Unknown
none	Eek-A-Mouse	Terrorist In The City ‎(7")	Thompson Sound	none	Jamaica	Unknown
none	Eek-A-Mouse	In The City ‎(7", RE)	Thompson Sound	none	Jamaica	Unknown
TS 015	Eek-A-Mouse	No Loafting In The City ‎(7")	Thompson Sound	TS 015	Jamaica	Unknown
none	Ikamouse	In The City ‎(7", RE)	Thompson Sound	none	Jamaica	2000

Credits

• Producer – Linval Thompson
• Written By – H.HIlton (tracks: A)

Notes

A side is wrongly credited to Johnny Osbourne - Night Fall
B side is version of Terrorist In The City

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: D.S.R 7612 - A - SPIDERMAN L. Thompson
• Matrix / Runout: D.S.R 7013 - B - SPIDERMAN L. Thompson

Companies

• Distributed By – Thompson Sound

Video

Album

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