Lee 'Scratch' Perry Scratch Attack CD

Scratch Attack Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $2.58)
Category	Rock Albums, Reggae CDs, Reggae/Ska/Calypso
Label	Clocktower
All Time Sales Rank	572070
CD Universe Part number	6734869
Catalog number	1415
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 30, 2005

Lee 'Scratch' Perry Scratch Attack Songs

	1.	Scratch The Dub Organizer
	2.	Who You Gonna Run To
	3.	Tighten Up
	4.	A Serious Joke
	5.	Little Flute Chant
	6.	When Jah Come
	7.	Scratch Walking
	8.	Come Along
	9.	Bush Weed Corn Trash
	10.	Curley Dub
	11.	Blackboard Jungle Dub (Ver. 1)
	12.	Rubba, Rubba Words
	13.	Cloak A Dagger (Ver. 3)
	14.	Dub From Africa
	15.	Dreamland Dub
	16.	Pop Goes The Dread Dub
	17.	Fever Grass Dub
	18.	Sin Semilla Kaya Dub
	19.	Moving Forward
	20.	Blackboard Jungle Dub (Ver. 2)
	21.	Kasha Macka Dub
	22.	Setta Iration Dub

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