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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5JUlkTQpEM

An absolutely killer track, apparently a very rare record too. Does anyone have this and/or can shed some light on its details?

It was arranged by Jah Lloyd and produced by Warwick Lyn, sounds like it could be Channel One but definitely not a generic Revolutionaries riddim. Warwick Lyn of course is best known for his work with the Maytals and is usually associated with Dynamics. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Here's the B-side, "Jah Love I"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A974QbO ... re=related

Jahson wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5JUlkTQpEM

An absolutely killer track, apparently a very rare record too. Does anyone have this and/or can shed some light on its details?

It was arranged by Jah Lloyd and produced by Warwick Lyn, sounds like it could be Channel One but definitely not a generic Revolutionaries riddim. Warwick Lyn of course is best known for his work with the Maytals and is usually associated with Dynamics. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I have this. i'll take a pic for you once I get home.

Mark wrote:http://www.roots-archives.com/forum/rea ... #msg-82123

jordandance wrote:
I have this. i'll take a pic for you once I get home.

Thanks lads! It is truely an amazing single.

Some photos are here:

http://www.strictly-vibes.com/freddie-m ... 14304.html

Thanks all, I had seen pics of the label. Where in my first post I mentioned the credits... It just seems a rare and interesting production, Freddie with Jah Lloyd and Warwick Lyn..?

my brother has it and i also use to have a copy of that 12"
both copies had the same kinda background noise on the same place of the record... that really bugged me
i wonder if your copies are like that?

so i traded my copy but i still have it on a pretty clean 7" same lable