Sister Nancy One Two Vinyl LP 2025
Tracklist:
- One Two
- I Am A Geddion
- Ain't No Stopping Nancy
- Gwan A School
- Coward Of The Country
- Bam Bam
- Transport Connection
- Pigeon Rock
- Roof Over Me Head
- Only Woman DJ With Degree
Black Vinyl Edition - Includes "the most sampled reggae song of all time" ('Bam Bam') along with two other hit singles ('One Two' and 'Transport Connection') Produced by Winston Riley and mixed by Soldgie at Channel One - Sister Nancy captured in her prime on a top draw selection of Reggae's finest rhythms - Original artwork plus inner sleeve with liner notes by respected Reggae Historian John Masouri.
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Sister Nancy One Two Vinyl LP 2025
Sister Nancy One Two Vinyl LP 2025
Tracklist:
- One Two
- I Am A Geddion
- Ain't No Stopping Nancy
- Gwan A School
- Coward Of The Country
- Bam Bam
- Transport Connection
- Pigeon Rock
- Roof Over Me Head
- Only Woman DJ With Degree
Black Vinyl Edition - Includes "the most sampled reggae song of all time" ('Bam Bam') along with two other hit singles ('One Two' and 'Transport Connection') Produced by Winston Riley and mixed by Soldgie at Channel One - Sister Nancy captured in her prime on a top draw selection of Reggae's finest rhythms - Original artwork plus inner sleeve with liner notes by respected Reggae Historian John Masouri.
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Tracklist:
- One Two
- I Am A Geddion
- Ain't No Stopping Nancy
- Gwan A School
- Coward Of The Country
- Bam Bam
- Transport Connection
- Pigeon Rock
- Roof Over Me Head
- Only Woman DJ With Degree
Black Vinyl Edition - Includes "the most sampled reggae song of all time" ('Bam Bam') along with two other hit singles ('One Two' and 'Transport Connection') Produced by Winston Riley and mixed by Soldgie at Channel One - Sister Nancy captured in her prime on a top draw selection of Reggae's finest rhythms - Original artwork plus inner sleeve with liner notes by respected Reggae Historian John Masouri.
