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anfred Mann's Earth Band ‎– Somewhere In Afrika - Mint- 1983 Stereo USA - Rock - Shuga Records

anfred Mann's Earth Band ‎– Somewhere In Afrika - Mint- 1983 Stereo USA - Rock

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Label:
Arista ‎– AL8-8194, Arista ‎– AL8/8194, Arista ‎– AL 8 8194
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
14 Nov 1983
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Pop Rock, Classic Rock

Tracklist 

A1 Demolition Man
Written-By – Sting
3:40
A2 Runner
Written-By – Ian Thomas (2)
4:40
A3 Rebel
Written-By – Reg Laws
3:52
A4 Eyes Of Nostradamus
Written-By – Al Stewart
3:27
A5 Third World Service
Written-By – Anthony Moore
3:24
B1 Somewhere In Africa
Written-By – Lingwood*, M. Mann*
1:35
B2 Tribal Statistics
Written-By – Andy Qunta
4:12
B3 Lalela
Written-By – Lingwood*, M. Mann*
1:32
B4 Redemption Song (No Kwazulu)
Guitar [Solo] – Trevor RabinWritten-By – Bob Marley
4:11
Africa Suite
B5A Brothers And Sisters Of Africa
Written-By – M. Mann*
3:03
B5B To Bantustan?
Written-By – M. Mann*
2:34
B5C Koze Kobenini? (How Long Must We Wait?)
Written-By – M. Mann*, M. Irving*
1:24
B5D Brothers And Sisters Of Azania
Written-By – M. Mann*
2:46

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Arista Records, Inc.
  • Copyright (c) – Arista Records, Inc.
  • Manufactured By – Arista Records, Inc.
  • Recorded At – The Workhouse Studios
  • Recorded At – Mastersounds
  • Recorded At – Underhill Studios

Credits

  • Artwork [Modelmaking] – Paul Baker (8)
  • Bass, Programmed By [Guitar Mc4], Recorded By [African Vocal Sequences Recorded In Africa] – Matt Irving
  • Cover – Martin Poole
  • Drums, Percussion – John Lingwood
  • Engineer – Lars Finnstrom, Terry Medhurst
  • Keyboards – Manfred Mann (2)
  • Other [The City, Bantustan] – Tom McGuinness
  • Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Idaf] – Tony McGrath (2)
  • Producer – Manfred Mann (2)
  • Vocals – Chris Thompson, Shona Laing, Steve Waller
  • Vocals [African Sequences Recorded In London] – Chief Dawethi, Fats Mothya, Jabu Mbalu, Rufus Sefothuma, Zanty Lekau