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Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix (Batman & Robin Mix)

Musician: Jah Screechy
Album title: Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix (Batman & Robin Mix)
Style: Dub, Ragga
Released: 1984
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1957 mb
Size APE version: 1179 mb
Size WMA version: 1929 mb
Rating ✫: 4.2
Votes: 757
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Genre: Reggae

Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix (Batman & Robin Mix) mp3 album

Jah Screechy Dub Ragga 1984 UK

Tracklist

–Jah Screechy	Walk & Skank
–Dawbaz Band	Stop & Mix (Batman & Robin Style)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SCO 84, BD 002	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix (Batman & Robin Mix) ‎(12")	Blacker Dread, Blacker Dread	SCO 84, BD 002	UK	1984
SCO 84, BD 002	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix ‎(7")	Blacker Dread, Blacker Dread	SCO 84, BD 002	UK	1984
SCOM 84, BD 002	Jah Screechy, Dawbaz Band	Jah Screechy, Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix ‎(7", Sin)	Blacker Dread, Blacker Dread	SCOM 84, BD 002	UK	1984
BD 002, SCO 84	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank / Stop & Mix ‎(7")	Blacker Dread, S.C.O.M.	BD 002, SCO 84	UK	1984
SCO 84, BD 002	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band	Jah Screechy / Dawbaz Band - Walk & Skank ‎(12", RP)	Blacker Dread, Blacker Dread	SCO 84, BD 002	UK	1992
BD: 002	Jah Schechy*	Walk & Skank ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Blacker Dread	BD: 002	UK	Unknown

Bumand

Did Jah Screechy get any royalties? Check this programme out for a look into the record shop owner Blacker Dread..Good viewing. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09w3wjg/being-blacker

Silverbrew

I have this RP on a hand stamped white label 12''. I'm unsure how to add/edit this to the releases.

Ydely

I remember first hearing this on one of John Peel's late night radio programs and had to buy it the very next day by hitchhiking to Manchester (my local shop didn't' have a clue) so I could afford it.almost ten years later and on John's show again I heard SL2's sample of it and was disgusted they'd just ripped it off - with the sure assumption that Jah Screechy didn't get any of the royalties - I hope I was wrong.It's a further 15 years now, and I can appreciate both versions. I guess whatever version you heard first will always be the most loved though.