Prince Far I - Jamaican Heroes mp3

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Credits

• Backing Vocals – Ari-Up, Basheba, Viv Albertine
• Bass – Robbie Shakespeare
• Bass, Backing Vocals – Errol "Flabba" Holt
• Cover – Jill Mumford
• Drums – Sly Dunbar, "Style" Scott
• Engineer – "Crucial" Bunny
• Flute, Kalimba – David Toop
• Lead Guitar – Sowell
• Melodica, Toy Piano, Synthesizer, Whistle – Steve Beresford
• Mixed By – Dave Hunt, Prince Far I
• Organ – Winston Wright
• Piano – Gladstone Anderson
• Producer, Percussion – Prince Far I
• Rhythm Guitar – Bingy Bunny
• Written-By – Michael Williams

Notes

Special Thanks To : Roots Radics & Flying Lizards
Made by Trio Records.

Companies

• Made By – Trio Records

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Album

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