Cornel Campbell / U Roy - Gorgon / Gorgonwise Album

Tracklist

1	–U Roy	Gorgonwise
2	–Cornel Campbell	Gorgon

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
JPR 1013	Cornell Campbell / U-Roy	Cornell Campbell / U-Roy - Gorgon / Gorgon Wise ‎(7", Single)	Justice	JPR 1013	Jamaica	Unknown
JPR 1013	Cornell Campbell / U-Roy	Cornell Campbell / U-Roy - Gordon / Gorgon Wise ‎(7")	Justice	JPR 1013	Jamaica	Unknown

Credits

• Producer – Bunny Lee

Video

Album

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