Al Campbell - Every Man Say Album

Tracklist

1	Every Man Say
2	Every Dub Is A Dub

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Al Campbell	Every Man Say ‎(7")	Terminal	none	Jamaica	1975
none	Al Campbell, The Sunshot Band	Al Campbell, The Sunshot Band - Every Man Say / Every Dub Is A Dub ‎(7")	Terminal	none	Jamaica	1975

Credits

• Producer, Arranged By – Phil Pratt

Short intro

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