Righteous Are The Conqueror, by Michael Prophet

Righteous Are The Conqueror

by Michael Prophet

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1.	Righteous Are The Conqueror 04:45	buy track
2.	You Are A No Good 03:19	buy track
3.	Long Long Tribulation 03:01	buy track
4.	Conscious Dreadlocks 04:07	buy track
5.	Make Me A Romance 03:47	buy track
6.	Cassandra 03:36	buy track
7.	Originally 03:41	buy track
8.	What Is The Difference 03:28	buy track
9.	Gypsy Women 03:08	buy track
10.	Happy Days 03:18	buy track
11.	Cassandra (12" Mix) 06:19	buy track
12.	Help Them Please (12" Mix) 06:21	buy track

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This album showcases Michael Prophet, Roots Radics and Junjo Lawes in their best form. Prophet's immaculate vocal performances backed by the militant riddims of the Radics makes for an increadibly pleasing listen and a must-have for any Reggae collection.

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released January 1, 1980

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Greensleeves Records Ltd.
Copyright © – Greensleeves Records Ltd.
Recorded At – Channel One Recording Studio
Mixed At – Channel One Recording Studio
Published By – Greensleeves Publishing Ltd.

"Deadly" Headley Bennett - Saxophone
"Gladdie" Anderson - Piano
Errol "Flabba" Holt - Bass
H. Lawes - Composer
Henry "Junjo" Lawes - Producer
M.L. Haynes - Composer
Michael Prophet - Primary Artist
Nambo Robinson - Trombone
Roots Radics - Musical Backing
Sky Juice - Percussion
Sowell - Guitar (Rhythm)
Stanley "Barnabas" Bryan - Mixing
Style Scott - Drums
Tony McDermott - Cover Illustration, Design
Winston "Bo-Pee" Bowen - Guitar
Winston Wright - Organ
Zoot "Skully" Sims - Percussion

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