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Chant down Babylon

Author: Bob MarleyErykah BaduKrayzie Bone, (Rapper)Guru, (Musician)Rakim, (Musician)All authors
Publisher: New York, NY : Tuff Gong/Island, 1999.
Edition/Format:   Music CD : CD audio : Popular music : No Linguistic ContentView all editions and formats
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Genre/Form: Compact discs
Material Type: Music
Document Type: Sound Recording
All Authors / Contributors: Bob Marley; Erykah Badu; Krayzie Bone, (Rapper); Guru, (Musician); Rakim, (Musician); Busta Rhymes, (Musician); Lauryn Hill; MC Lyte.; Steven Tyler; Joe Perry; Chuck D; Flipmode Squad.; Lost Boyz (Musical group); Marley Brothers.; Ghetto Youths Crew.; Roots (Musical group)
OCLC Number: 43033375
Notes: Compact disc.
Credits: All songs written by Bob Marley.
Performer(s): Various performers ; with original Bob Marley samples in all songs.
Description: 1 sound disc (52 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet.
Additional Description: Rap, Political Reggae, R&B, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Alternative Rap, East Coast Rap, Hardcore Rap, Electronic Drums, Contemporary R&B, Roots Reggae, Urban
Genre / Style: Reggae; Urban, Alternative Rap, East Coast Rap
Release Date: Nov 16, 1999
Contents:
Title Performer/Composer Time
1 No More Trouble Marley 4:51
2 Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock) Marley 3:29
3 Johnny Was Marley 4:19
4 Concrete Jungle Marley 4:12
5 Rastaman Chant Marley 4:18
6 Guiltiness Marley 3:53
7 Turn Your Lights Down Low Marley 5:46
8 Jammin' Marley 4:08
9 Kinky Reggae Marley 3:53
10 Roots, Rock, Reggae Ford/Marley 4:05
11 Survival Marley 3:50
12 Burnin' and Lootin' Marley 4:54
Track Picks: No More Trouble; Turn Your Lights Down Low; Burnin' and Lootin'
Details: Compact disc.
Responsibility: [all songs written by] Bob Marley.

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