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Track listing

  1. "Old Marcus Garvey"
  2. "African Postman"
  3. "Calling Rastafari"
  4. "Jah No Dead"
  5. "Pick Up The Pieces"
  6. "Man In The Hills"
  7. "We Go Deh"
  8. "Jah Is My Driver / Slavery Days"
  9. "Identity"
  10. "Red, Gold And Green"


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