DILLINGER - ANSWER ME QUESTION
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: RADIATION ROOTS
Release date: 26/01/2017
Barcode: 8592735004689
Catalog no.: RROOCD0000304
Item ID: 442201
Dillinger's material with the roughest edge was always produced by Bunny "Striker" Lee, as this LP, 'Answer Me Question', so amply demonstrates. First issued in the Netherlands in 1977, now reissued on CD, the album shows Dillinger on fearsome form, backed by The Aggrovators' tough rhythms.
TRACKS:
01. Answer Me Question
02. Natty Dread A De Ruler
03. Fernando Sancho
04. Leggo Violence
05. Lier Linda
06. Everybody Girl
07. Three Piece Suit And Thing
08. Tickle Me Girl
09. The Fool And His Money
10. Babylon Leggo Jah Children
Also available: ANSWER ME QUESTION (LP).
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