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Rockers Dub
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Up Warrika Hill
03:44
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Casava Piece
02:33
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Tubby's Dub Song
03:20
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Jah Dread
03:05
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Braces a Boy
02:47
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Thunder Clap
02:33
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Park Lane Special
02:50
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New Style
02:37
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Ap Special
02:52
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Rockers International Records Jamaica
Augustus Pablo one of the greatest music legends that surpassed the musical limitations in which most musicians have when choosing an instrument. He choose the 'melodica' as his weapon to contribute to the world of music, harmony and a melody of his spirit, however, he was trained in array of instruments in addition to his famed possession. Pablo works have surpassed his own life ... more
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