U Brown - Human Rights Album

Tracklist

1	Human Rights
2	Human Rights (Version)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	U Brown	Human Rights ‎(7")	MCM	none	Jamaica	1977
none	U Brown	Human Rights ‎(7", Sta)	Scorpio	none	Jamaica	1977
none	U. Brown	Human Rights ‎(7", Sta)	Scorpio	none	Jamaica	1977
none	U Brown	Human Rights ‎(7")	Scorpio	none	Jamaica	1977

Credits

• Producer – B. Shieman

Notes

A-side & b-side labels are different colors. B-side has no matrix number.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (a-side matrix): JT 512 RRS VC

Video

Album

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