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    Lone Ranger Hi-Yo, Silver, Away! (1982)

    Greensleeves
      • 1. Tom Drunk
      • 2. Rub 'N' Scrub
      • 3. Legalize The National Herb
      • 4. Gunshot Mek Daughter Drop
      • 5. Living As A Poor
      • 6. Johnny Make You Bad So
      • 7. The Clock
      • 8. Lone Ranger + Tonto
      • 9. Solomon
      • 9. Love Affair Problem

      Originally issued in 1982 on Greensleeves, recorded and voiced at Channel One studios.

      Check "tom drunk" "legalize the national herb" "johnny make you so bad"

      Classic dee jay album from the early 80s.

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