Delroy Wilson - Reggae Classics

Rare Original 1984 UK Pressing "Londisc Records ?– LDLP 004" - LP 

Delroy Wilson - Vocals

Drums – Sly Dunbar

Bass – Derrick Barnett, Lloyd Parkes

Organ – Robert Lyn, Winston Wright

Piano – Robert Lyn

Saxophone – Dean Fraser

Synthesizer – Robert Lyn

Backing Vocals – Dean Fraser, Dezzie Roots, Jennifer Lara, Rudy Thomas

Tracks :

A1 Island In The Stream

A2 Wish You Were Here

A3 Hard To Say I'm Sorry

A4 (There's) Always Something There To Remind Me

B1 New York City

B2 You've Lost That Loving Feeling

B3 Letter To Mummy & Daddy

B4 Suspicion

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Condition Vinyl   :       EX

Condition Sleeve  :     VG ++ / small sticker

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