• The Ethiopians – Fire A Mus Mus Tail
    • Ranny Williams & The Hippy Boys – Crock Iron
    • 1. The Ethiopians – Fire A Mus Mus Tail
    • 2. Ranny Williams & The Hippy Boys – Crock Iron

    Killer Boss Sound tune from Leonard Dillon & The Ethiopians around 1968...Don't delay!

    Other Releases by The Ethiopians

    The Ethiopians Engine 54Trojan
    A classic rocksteady album debut recorded with Tommy McCook and the Supersonics, feat. an updated version of Lee Perry's 'Train to Ska-Ville'.
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      The EthiopiansSelahJ.J.
      1971 early reggae nuggets from J.J. records with added bonus of Dennis Alcapone DJ cut on the flip. Record plays at 33RPM two tracks per side.
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