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Liner Note Author: Eddy Grant.
Recording information: Blue Wave Recording Studios, St. Philip, Barbados; Studio III, New York, NY.
Arranger: Eddy Grant.
Personnel: David Rudder, Eddy Grant (vocals); Fitzroy Coleman (guitar); José Jerez, Angel Fernandez (trumpet); Luis Disla, Christopher Washburne (trombone); Len "Boogsie" Sharpe (steel pan); Janet Alleyne, Wendy Prescott (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Dave Ogrin.
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