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Sting Int'l & Lloyd-D Stiff - Boom-Boom Fattie Album

Sting Int'l & Lloyd-D Stiff - Boom-Boom Fattie Album
Performer: Sting Int'l & Lloyd-D Stiff
Title: Boom-Boom Fattie
Country: US
Style:Ragga HipHop, Dancehall, Dub
Released: 1990
Catalog number: ATH02
Label: Travalen Man
MP3 album szie: 2641 mb
FLAC album size: 2906 mb

Tracklist

1Sting Int'l & Lloyd-D StiffBoom-Boom Fattie
2ShahidLord Of Light
3Nass-T Boys ArmyBoom Boom Dubb
4Nass-T HackettJungle Xmas

Credits

  • Arranged ByNass-T Boys Army
  • ProducerNass-T, Dennis

Notes

Aquarius/Gemini Music
ASCAP (C)(P)
Thanks to: Phillip & Mike

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: ASCAP

Short intro

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