This music reminds me of great Radio Luxembourg "208" medium wave,,, in the seventies, when we only had boring/hopeless monopoly national radio on the fm.
good tune,both versions good,clash cant be knocked,showin a white band apparent punks,can cover a black tune fairly well,brave of them back in the day,couldn imagine bob marley covering white riot,could you?no offence to anyone white or black meant,oh and i know bob has passed away befor the idiots start,was used as an example.
People who cares which version is better! Listen to the words behind the song. I would think is a great thing that your getting a song in two genure of music to enlight the people. Do you really think the powers that control things sit down and argue which is better and what music sucks or black vs white NO its rich vs poor now. Enjoy the music for what it is! Music and enlightment.
Sarf London ....Man the Clash were taking their hat off to the original both are good without one their wouldnt have been the other, And for a white Punk band to drop this at time was a big deal..ANL.
Sarf, Souwth, Sout, its all the same to me, you can take the girl outta sarf london, but you can never take the sarf london outta the girl...... i soooooo miss south london...................
Listen to the music and you'll hear a magical backing track that is both unique and timeless. No one comes close to this with such basic equipment (well perhaps King Tubby)
I feel The Clash's version is a homage and not a cover version, and was done out of a genuine love of the original and the reggae music of the time.
Listen to the music and you'll hear a magical backing track that is both unique and timeless. No one comes close to this with such basic equipment (well perhaps King Tubby)
I feel The Clash's version is a homage and not a cover version, and was done out of a genuine love of the original and the reggae music of the time.
Well this is the orrrrriginal tune an' tings, straight from the Lee Perry sessions at the Black Ark.....forget all that clap-trap about personal opinion.... Its no contest...this version rules.!!!
The lyrics of the song and Junior's particular delivery of it were apt, prominent and relevant to events in Jamaica at the time..... the Clash? who the hell are they???
Is this the best reggae song ever? Many people think so, Many people who first hated reggae, even Marley, became reggaeists after hearing this master peace.
Classic recording. Great voice. Junior is also a great guitarist. Played on Marley's Exodus, saw him live with Tosh. Who gives a crap if he can dance according to someone else's opinion? This is the quintessential version of the song. I'm a big Clash fan and like their version but this is the source.
@drgnfr hey what do I know, maybe i know nothing, he still cant dance. meaning he is stiff as a board, this may well be a African traditional dance, yet could have presented it in a far better fashion. injecting some of the Caribbean spirit into his movement. no need to reply....
@drgnfr how did i know you would reply, TBH I really don't care much for Junior Marvins state of mind, you can reply if you really feel the need to be heard. or you can not reply if you feel that way, ill leave it up to you to decide which option you are going to choose.
Cool mon, cool......damn the system and the papal "Discovery Doctrine" which has caused misery to indigenous and other groups of people all over the world.. Thanks for posting.
@jltardiff no it wasn't it was originaly done in summer 76 but the clash recored there version feb of 77, yeah thats really a long time before isnt it lol, oh and anyone saying the clash played cod reggae just lision to "armagideon time" "one more time" and "bankrobber" and there dub partners with the help of mikey dread they created genuine jamaican dub and they were the only white band to go on top of lee scratch perry's wall of his recording studio in jamacia, they did actually make real dub.
Memories of curried goat. rice n peas, fried plantains, rum and coke, and ''police and thieves '' playing into the early hours on a sunny bank holiday weekend in south london 1981... ahhhhhhhhhhhh sweet memories, takes me back all the wayyyyyy.
@hanif13 No I think the same place Bob Marley lived in Kingston Trench Town. He made this song because of the political war in Jamaica. Because the people could not speak openly about what they were going through.
Classic 1976 roots reggae. I love this track. Any one who prefers the Clash version is an idiot. The Clash were a great punk band but their reggae stuff is bland & uninteresting. The Clash doing Junior Murvin is like Pat Boone doing Little Richard. More whitewash than white riot.
@xgn12767 Nah nah, don't be so harsh. Anyone who preferred the Clash's version clearly hasn’t heard the superior original. Earlier this year, Robert Elms of BBC London Radio did a feature called "Cover to Cover" where both the original by Junior Murvin and The Clash's cover version were compared. The listenership clearly decided that Junior’s original won hands down!!!!!
@xgn12767 "Any one who prefers the Clash version is an idiot." Thats a pretty pathetic thing to say, in case you have not noticed people have different music tastes from you, that does not make them idiots.
@BenHughesLlan "Any one who prefers the Clash version is an idiot." Thats a pretty pathetic thing to say - No mate that's a CORRECT thing to say and I speak as a man who likes the Clash's music i.e. "Bank robber", "I fought the law" etc. but when it comes to THIS track they should have left well alone.
@BenHughesLlan Well said Ben, I agree - to a point. I'd say anyone who likes, say... Kenny G, Celine Dion, Nickelback or Paris Hilton to name but a few, is - if not quite an idiot - someone whose musical taste says a lot about their complete lack of taste, style and ability to understand the nuances of music. ;-)
Junior Murvin is not the same guy who was Bob Marleys lead guitarist Junior Marvin he is an artist in his own right. A mistake often made, recently by Lisa Tarbuck who knows nothing about Reggae music.
english stan the song u on about is SOLDIER AND POLICE WAR by JAH LION .... what a tune was out in 1976 on island records go listen to it ...fuckin brilliant .......
Bunked off school, drank vodka and listened to this. Would kill my kids if they done that.... He!He! what htey dont know and all that, what a F*****g sound though. Would kill them for that too. xxx
I remember watching this the first time round it was 1976 and Britain had its hottest summer ever! This was also played at the Notting Hill Carnival when we battered the Police on the street. Happy Days!
When he sung this song he was recalling his own memories, that is, being a mugger from the 70's and the good old GB (SPG Unit 461) bobby knocking his fucking off head for that crime
English Stan - the Babylon raid the scene etc. was on the B-side - called Soldier & Piece War - it was mixed in with the A side on the 12 inch to make a long talk over mix - excellent. Loved it.
Did it ever get much coverage before the Clash covered it.
This guy sure nails the "All black people are great dancers" myth btw
a bloke sung this o.O daaaaayum! still, what a tune haha;D
StickyyWinklee 3 weeks ago
Thumbs up if your love of Reggae brought you here
neally76 1 month ago 8
Great memories of the fascists being kicked ragged all over London's streets, and their curly tailed friends.
dogaloz 1 month ago
Anthem of so many informative years for so many people, blessed
malcstag 1 month ago
Only black bloke I know who can't dance!!!!
merciasound 1 month ago
@merciasound
There are many more,you could see them to. If you only took off those colored sunglasses.
reepityou 1 month ago
I start a night out with The Clash's version and end it with this
J0nesMusic 1 month ago
Nicked this off a Dj deck in '82 and wapped into my Walkman.
DrunkenPostie 2 months ago
wonderful,nothing compares now.
jay07870 2 months ago
il bet he stole that mike
wuggynchris 2 months ago
Blimey, what a voice.
blackmore4 3 months ago 5
Immaculate voice
blaze952 3 months ago
This music reminds me of great Radio Luxembourg "208" medium wave,,, in the seventies, when we only had boring/hopeless monopoly national radio on the fm.
tokkeification 3 months ago
first time i've seen this on TOTP
123gogary 3 months ago
I heard he was appalled by the Clash cover, having never heard punk and then got the context and changed his mind.
youngian 3 months ago
Lovely little number...
74bomayemcfc 3 months ago
the clash version is way better,he sounds like a woman singing
pedrofaba 4 months ago
War Officer: man in command of unit which may body double to order.
Peacemaker: frighty thing policemans run away frum.
~1:18 Hearing warchew sayiz mun.
Lieu3C4 4 months ago
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Brillant and it still rings true today. Oh, and don't slag off de Clash cover, it was a tribute by boys that knew the sentiment.
The day this song stops making sense is the day we can all wake up with a smile. All of us.
Incudius 4 months ago
Brillant and it still rings tue today. Oh, and don't slag off de Clash cover, it was a tribute by boys that knew the sentiment.
The day this song stops making sense is the day we can all wake up with a smile. All of us.
Incudius 4 months ago
remember this one after notting hill carnival that year very scary and never went there again shame really like the song though
julia71127 4 months ago
still bad tune and will b forever !!!!!!!!!!!!!
createdbyme4you 5 months ago
I do not have a proplem with the Clash's version because their friend hanged out with the side my family and friends were and are part of.
HairH2O 5 months ago
Lo maximo el video ese es el verdadero raggae
xxxLoquillo 5 months ago
dont prefer clash version just listen to the lyrics,ehem you twat
liverpool2878 5 months ago
Purity rise up from oppression, make the riot in your heart not in their shopping centres, steel your virtue.
jeffearth1 5 months ago
i turned up with bollocks in 77 and a saarforner turned up with this album in 77 what a 2 wks we had in yorkshire
MrBillydill 5 months ago
tune
pinkandjefflynne 6 months ago
good tune,both versions good,clash cant be knocked,showin a white band apparent punks,can cover a black tune fairly well,brave of them back in the day,couldn imagine bob marley covering white riot,could you?no offence to anyone white or black meant,oh and i know bob has passed away befor the idiots start,was used as an example.
liverpool2878 6 months ago
"police and thieves in the street,scarin the nation with,guns and ammunation!" Aint that a BITCH!
DAYMEEONOW 6 months ago
@DAYMEEONOW This song was made to make the world aware of the political violence that was going on in Jamaica at that time.
HairH2O 5 months ago
@DAYMEEONOW right wing vs socialist
HairH2O 5 months ago
this song is as powerfull now as it was when 1st released and the meaning of the song is as relavent today as it was then/
pardyshay 6 months ago
One Love
xmazza9 6 months ago
I like The Clash and I like The Clash cover but this version BLOWS away their version.
thetook 6 months ago
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MrLukasart 6 months ago
''Police and Thieves'' in London August 2011....... nuff said......
mrssplurge 6 months ago
have a smoke and this song is wicked get pissed and the clash version is wicked too music is the be all and end all of all of lifes fuck ups
orange69ful 6 months ago
People who cares which version is better! Listen to the words behind the song. I would think is a great thing that your getting a song in two genure of music to enlight the people. Do you really think the powers that control things sit down and argue which is better and what music sucks or black vs white NO its rich vs poor now. Enjoy the music for what it is! Music and enlightment.
low7172 6 months ago
@low7172 YES YEs, dont be blinded by any of their manufactured distractions. Stand up and take back what is yours!!!
swongie 1 month ago
Love this song! The Clash version is super this is beyond super awesome!
thetook 6 months ago
This song became very up to date again - London Cut
gateprofeten 6 months ago 2
thumbs up if current London situation brought you here
Kwekwe 6 months ago 10
Liverpool 2011
justatube 6 months ago
How apt for London at the moment.
TannerLondon 6 months ago
Tottenham and Enfield.....stand up!!
spennynash 6 months ago
Sarf London ....Man the Clash were taking their hat off to the original both are good without one their wouldnt have been the other, And for a white Punk band to drop this at time was a big deal..ANL.
DelStrainComedy 7 months ago
Played Brixton last night with Willie Williams. Utter bliss. Only in South London.....x
RobVIII 7 months ago
Though surely you mean Sarf, not South ;) x
philsavory 7 months ago
@philsavory
Sarf, Souwth, Sout, its all the same to me, you can take the girl outta sarf london, but you can never take the sarf london outta the girl...... i soooooo miss south london...................
mrssplurge 7 months ago
Mrs. Splurge, I'm envious of your memories. Please forgive me.
philsavory 7 months ago
What the fuck was going on at 1.32 was he doing the splits or something ?
mrbillhicks 7 months ago
@mrbillhicks haha
justatube 6 months ago
Those blues dances, parties & Sunday dinner ah cook....tune too baad!
jjen2u 8 months ago
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Listen to the music and you'll hear a magical backing track that is both unique and timeless. No one comes close to this with such basic equipment (well perhaps King Tubby)
I feel The Clash's version is a homage and not a cover version, and was done out of a genuine love of the original and the reggae music of the time.
guttersnipe77 8 months ago in playlist Perry, Max Romeo, Niney
Listen to the music and you'll hear a magical backing track that is both unique and timeless. No one comes close to this with such basic equipment (well perhaps King Tubby)
I feel The Clash's version is a homage and not a cover version, and was done out of a genuine love of the original and the reggae music of the time.
guttersnipe77 8 months ago in playlist Perry, Max Romeo, Niney
Well this is the orrrrriginal tune an' tings, straight from the Lee Perry sessions at the Black Ark.....forget all that clap-trap about personal opinion.... Its no contest...this version rules.!!!
The lyrics of the song and Junior's particular delivery of it were apt, prominent and relevant to events in Jamaica at the time..... the Clash? who the hell are they???
blamaco 8 months ago
who the hell are the clash? the only white band to get their picture hung on the wall of lee scratch perry's recording studio!
chrisnmayor 8 months ago
The Clash’s is better, No this is better, no The Clash’s is better. It doesnt matter, we all have our own opinions on music.
PBANDSNOW 8 months ago
dig the falsetto and fidel castro gear. classic. clash or this one? they both rock it. very powerful song
TheProgSound 8 months ago
Is this the best reggae song ever? Many people think so, Many people who first hated reggae, even Marley, became reggaeists after hearing this master peace.
caspiax61 8 months ago
Classic recording. Great voice. Junior is also a great guitarist. Played on Marley's Exodus, saw him live with Tosh. Who gives a crap if he can dance according to someone else's opinion? This is the quintessential version of the song. I'm a big Clash fan and like their version but this is the source.
sharkabilly 9 months ago
beats the clash
twobax 9 months ago
@twobax Two different songs with similar lyrics.
PBANDSNOW 8 months ago
this tune reminds of the brixton i grew up in and loved.... sadly it is no more!!
TYISCLOSER 10 months ago
chillllll winston lol.
thanxx 10 months ago
I thought all black guys had rhythm, someone needs to teach this brother to dance :)
wicked tune btw.
peterpeterpeter101 10 months ago
@peterpeterpeter101
Peter, his dance is great and proud just as any rastafari;s. If you knew about African traditional dances, you would definitely see its linkage.
drgnfr 9 months ago
@drgnfr hey what do I know, maybe i know nothing, he still cant dance. meaning he is stiff as a board, this may well be a African traditional dance, yet could have presented it in a far better fashion. injecting some of the Caribbean spirit into his movement. no need to reply....
peterpeterpeter101 9 months ago
@peterpeterpeter101 Put I will reply: "Stiff" may not be as suitable a word, "stoned" might be :o>
drgnfr 9 months ago
@drgnfr how did i know you would reply, TBH I really don't care much for Junior Marvins state of mind, you can reply if you really feel the need to be heard. or you can not reply if you feel that way, ill leave it up to you to decide which option you are going to choose.
peterpeterpeter101 9 months ago
fuk who taught him to dance ???
DjTsj 10 months ago
I love Junior's AND the Clash's version.
brack909 10 months ago 7
looks like some gorilla warfare general that got booted out of some gorilla type of scenario?
stockcar4d 11 months ago
Cool mon, cool......damn the system and the papal "Discovery Doctrine" which has caused misery to indigenous and other groups of people all over the world.. Thanks for posting.
hamogunjafarmer 11 months ago
I prefer this version myself to the clash version tbh, but then again this music was well before my time
Futura2500 11 months ago
@Futura2500 Was LONG before the Clash tried doing this song!
jltardiff 10 months ago
@jltardiff no it wasn't it was originaly done in summer 76 but the clash recored there version feb of 77, yeah thats really a long time before isnt it lol, oh and anyone saying the clash played cod reggae just lision to "armagideon time" "one more time" and "bankrobber" and there dub partners with the help of mikey dread they created genuine jamaican dub and they were the only white band to go on top of lee scratch perry's wall of his recording studio in jamacia, they did actually make real dub.
cpj93070 8 months ago
He looks so HOT !!!!
takeapissonme 11 months ago
Memories of curried goat. rice n peas, fried plantains, rum and coke, and ''police and thieves '' playing into the early hours on a sunny bank holiday weekend in south london 1981... ahhhhhhhhhhhh sweet memories, takes me back all the wayyyyyy.
mrssplurge 11 months ago 25
@mrssplurge Yes, great memories, all nighter blues parties ;0)
jewelreloaded44 5 months ago
@mrssplurge You ain't mentioned spliff, the Police, unemployment...
pinkandjefflynne 4 months ago
Classic
TEXBATES 11 months ago
I prefer the clash version, just saying it to see how much pathetic shit im going to get for it.
PBANDSNOW 11 months ago
love dis cut!! check jb00g's version of police and thieves it goes!
08kalo 11 months ago
GO JUNIOR FIGHTIN THE FUCKING SYSTEM!
LisergicoRojo 11 months ago
class.......
DiscoCol08 11 months ago
Ahhhhhh, the year 1980. sweet sweet youth, where art thou?
indianpassingthru 11 months ago 2
Check out "Tedious" by Junior Murvin
duncabbin 11 months ago
I love this song but lmfao i always thought that it was a women singing cause its so high pitched lol well now i know
Miken2689 11 months ago
this was in rockers. befor lock stock
MrDoyleye 1 year ago
Agree with Stan
MancsMonkey 1 year ago
love the way he sits down half way through
uani69 1 year ago
thought it was Clash original! love it what a voice
ballooification 1 year ago
Love his moves (and the song).
Dragonrdh 1 year ago
classic...what a voice!
mockerist 1 year ago
:19 seconds in he grows smoke on his back for a little bit
antitodd 1 year ago
is this song in lock stock and two smokin barrels?
adambelfast1 1 year ago
@adambelfast1 It is mate.
SuperKavash 1 year ago
@adambelfast1 thanks mate was wondering
adambelfast1 1 year ago
genious with voices MAGICALLLLLLLL
jilli56 1 year ago
i heard this song in 1990 on one of my brothers mix tapes and always takes me back as a kid
lilcoopster209 1 year ago
@beyondgreat. thank you mate!
hanif13 1 year ago
F Akon. I want this guy singing the hook on the new Dre.
justingeist 1 year ago
Somebody told me that Junior was from Birmingham..England (obviously) is that true folks?
hanif13 1 year ago
@hanif13 No I think the same place Bob Marley lived in Kingston Trench Town. He made this song because of the political war in Jamaica. Because the people could not speak openly about what they were going through.
beyondgreat 1 year ago
revelation times
maucon12 1 year ago
IRIE MON GOOD VIBES i&i BLAZE DE FiYAH KRIPP ALOHAZ
XdefendersOFhawaiiX 1 year ago
from Genesis to Revelations, yeah.
HardGalFeDead 1 year ago
Classic 1976 roots reggae. I love this track. Any one who prefers the Clash version is an idiot. The Clash were a great punk band but their reggae stuff is bland & uninteresting. The Clash doing Junior Murvin is like Pat Boone doing Little Richard. More whitewash than white riot.
xgn12767 1 year ago
@xgn12767 Nah nah, don't be so harsh. Anyone who preferred the Clash's version clearly hasn’t heard the superior original. Earlier this year, Robert Elms of BBC London Radio did a feature called "Cover to Cover" where both the original by Junior Murvin and The Clash's cover version were compared. The listenership clearly decided that Junior’s original won hands down!!!!!
theman2017inc 1 year ago
@xgn12767 "Any one who prefers the Clash version is an idiot." Thats a pretty pathetic thing to say, in case you have not noticed people have different music tastes from you, that does not make them idiots.
BenHughesLlan 1 year ago 29
@BenHughesLlan plus man the clash were cool with the rastas, punky reaggae parties all around
LisergicoRojo 11 months ago 2
@BenHughesLlan I like them both.
allegromarcato 8 months ago
@BenHughesLlan "Any one who prefers the Clash version is an idiot." Thats a pretty pathetic thing to say - No mate that's a CORRECT thing to say and I speak as a man who likes the Clash's music i.e. "Bank robber", "I fought the law" etc. but when it comes to THIS track they should have left well alone.
ezekielthemack 6 months ago
@BenHughesLlan Well said Ben, I agree - to a point. I'd say anyone who likes, say... Kenny G, Celine Dion, Nickelback or Paris Hilton to name but a few, is - if not quite an idiot - someone whose musical taste says a lot about their complete lack of taste, style and ability to understand the nuances of music. ;-)
matthk 6 months ago
@xgn12767 Peace and Love to all at Christmas time. Enjoy De Music, Man
2hvr 1 year ago
classic.........
mymgftube 1 year ago
Prefer the Clash's version
tkcomune 1 year ago
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A true reggae classic
uniquejj 1 year ago
A true reggae classic.
uniquejj 1 year ago
love the song.. but makes my eyes water waiting for him to blink
shamrock1701 1 year ago
cool
vivianetorres86 1 year ago
he makes up for his dancing with his singing, so stfu u haterade drinkers
mastaace604 1 year ago
Junior Murvin is not the same guy who was Bob Marleys lead guitarist Junior Marvin he is an artist in his own right. A mistake often made, recently by Lisa Tarbuck who knows nothing about Reggae music.
Shuto123 1 year ago
English Stan B side 'Soldier and Police War'
Shuto123 1 year ago
His falsetto is so great and the dancing...great
Ayanfe13 1 year ago
grew up listening to this...love it!!
thegrandfather100 1 year ago
I love this 1, Damn what a music :D
cd2291 1 year ago
english stan the song u on about is SOLDIER AND POLICE WAR by JAH LION .... what a tune was out in 1976 on island records go listen to it ...
spudley13 1 year ago
english stan the song u on about is SOLDIER AND POLICE WAR by JAH LION .... what a tune was out in 1976 on island records go listen to it ...fuckin brilliant .......
spudley13 1 year ago
I guess we have four stupid fucks who wanted to exercise the dislike just for the fuck of it. Who would waste time fucking with a classic song?
Dahnje 1 year ago
I want to eat him up!
mammamaya61 1 year ago
Love this tune!
tuckett21 1 year ago
Was all the time where this "show me your genitals" guy got his dancing skills from. Now I know
Schimpelman 1 year ago
junior marvin was part of bob marley and the wailers group
adande81 1 year ago
blessed by lord scratch perry
mainface 1 year ago
Bunked off school, drank vodka and listened to this. Would kill my kids if they done that.... He!He! what htey dont know and all that, what a F*****g sound though. Would kill them for that too. xxx
MegaNattyboy 1 year ago 2
hope junior has given up dancing - good stuff though
mrapsiv 1 year ago
he dances like a white guy
mycultureisbetter 1 year ago
@mycultureisbetter Yawn..whatever..Anyhow Classic track !!
muttilo 1 year ago
@mycultureisbetter
bet you dance like a girl
pw342 1 year ago
@pw342 why you gotta go there
mycultureisbetter 1 year ago
@mycultureisbetter I think he dances as if he is gay!!!
mammamaya61 1 year ago
i always a lady sang this song lol
sativahigh5 1 year ago
Why can I find Police and Thieves' Album lyrics?
sealuiz 1 year ago
@sealuiz
google it
kikahall 1 year ago
maaaaan, thats a cool ass dance
teeplanet 1 year ago
Junior had hardly aged at all when he appeared 25 years later as "Papa Doc" in 8 Mile.
pjharnett 1 year ago
Classic baby Classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
whakamoe56 1 year ago
love his shirt.. haha room for a little ammunition..
blacknvicious 1 year ago
Where's the spliff and Special Brew, man? Have a lovely day
pinkandjefflynne 1 year ago
I remember watching this the first time round it was 1976 and Britain had its hottest summer ever! This was also played at the Notting Hill Carnival when we battered the Police on the street. Happy Days!
jackatthecontrol 1 year ago
I remember watching this on television I was sixteen in 1976 and it was the hottest summer ever! Those were the days!
jackatthecontrol 1 year ago 2
The Clash did a respectable cover of this. Worth searching for.
norrisonthespot 1 year ago 2
lol this dude haz some fantastic moves
FLuValley 1 year ago
It's always the right time for Lee Perry "Arkology."
trukker13 1 year ago
When he sung this song he was recalling his own memories, that is, being a mugger from the 70's and the good old GB (SPG Unit 461) bobby knocking his fucking off head for that crime
pinkandjefflynne 1 year ago
fightin da nation wit der ...spam n vienna sausage!!808!!
kanakamaole1 1 year ago
yes he has moves lol
jemoyson 1 year ago
here what i say hay ha ha ha haay
sotonreadie 1 year ago
when i was a kid i thought it was a bird what sung this!!!! its a bloke. top tune!
MOONST0MP 1 year ago
English Stan - the Babylon raid the scene etc. was on the B-side - called Soldier & Piece War - it was mixed in with the A side on the 12 inch to make a long talk over mix - excellent. Loved it.
Did it ever get much coverage before the Clash covered it.
This guy sure nails the "All black people are great dancers" myth btw
northernhecklet 1 year ago
Wicked.
CombatRocks 1 year ago
brilliant
jsgangsterz 1 year ago
This has to be one
of mhy favourite song!
DREAD , IRIE , LOVE .
TD4DVR 1 year ago
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classic yard man dancing lol
His dance are named is "Real Wave".
Jammeica 1 year ago
this tune is crazyyy dude. seriuosly
caminantecristal 1 year ago
TOP OF THE POPS
kwakedesigns 2 years ago
classic yard man dancing lol
07950183087kreaps 2 years ago
this song is so classic! juiniors got the moves too brah!
kauaihaole 2 years ago
What was the version with:
"Babylon raid the scene, and wipe out the soldier man clean"
EnglishStan 2 years ago 11
@EnglishStan 'Soldier & Police War' it's the 'B' side to my 7" single.
2Steppa2 1 year ago
@EnglishStan
It was Police and Soldier by Jah Lion aka Jah Lloyd from the album Columbia Colly
jackatthecontrol 1 year ago
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@EnglishStan
It was Police and Soldier by Jah Lion aka Jah Lloyd from the album Columbia Colly
jackatthecontrol