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Labour Of Love Vol.1 (UB40, 1984) 
UB40 - Labour Of Love Vol.1 (CD 1984)

 
UB40 - Labour Of Love Vol.1 (CD 1984)

Title: Labour Of Love Vol.1
Artist: UB40
Record Label: DEP International
Release Year: 1984
EAN: 0077778641223
Genre: Reggae
Product ID: EPID3948741
Description: UB40: Ali Campbell, Robin Campbell (vocals, guitar); Astro, Norman Hassan (vocals, percussion); Brian Travers (saxophone); Michael Virtue (keyboards); Earl Falconer (bass); James Brown (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Josh Fifer...
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Track Listing
1. Cherry Oh Baby
2. Keep On Moving
3. Please Don't Make Me Cry
4. Sweet Sensation
5. Johnny Too Bad
6. Red Red Wine (12" version)
7. Guilty
8. She Caught The Train
9. Version Girl
10. Many Rivers To Cross

Details
Number of CDs:1
Producer:Ray "Pablo" Falconer, UB40
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:EMI Operations/CEVA Logistics
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:AAD

Album Notes
UB40: Ali Campbell, Robin Campbell (vocals, guitar); Astro, Norman Hassan (vocals, percussion); Brian Travers (saxophone); Michael Virtue (keyboards); Earl Falconer (bass); James Brown (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Josh Fifer (trumpet); Jackie Mittoo (keyboards); Ruby Turner, Jackie Graham, Mo Birch (background vocals).This is UB40's "tribute" album with cover versions of their favorite songs from 1969 through 1972.Playing reggae and supporting the UK Labour Party during a decade of Thatcherism and racism demonstrated that these chaps had morals and guts. They eventually prospered (good ultimately conquers bad) and they can now look back and taste their achievement. In the UK, UB40 have done as much to popularize reggae as Bob Marley did for the rest of the world. This is their most refined album and contains some of their major hits. They make a point in the sleeve-notes of informing the listener that all these songs had been recorded by Jamaican artists. No apology is needed - their 'Cherry Oh Baby' and 'Red Red Wine' have become classics for this band. Much respect, irie.

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