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Track listing
- "Old Marcus Garvey"
- "African Postman"
- "Calling Rastafari"
- "Jah No Dead"
- "Pick Up The Pieces"
- "Man In The Hills"
- "We Go Deh"
- "Jah Is My Driver / Slavery Days"
- "Identity"
- "Red, Gold And Green"
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