1969-1970 
ALBUM NOTES
1982/3 - Somewhere in Afrika
Re-Mastered 1999 (5 Bonus Tracks) Mann 013
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Released in Europe by Bronze in late 1982, in the UK in 1983 and in a revised form in the States in 1984. This album as indicated by the title has a strong African flavour and uses a variety of African singers and chants to good effect long before others tried to do this. Despite the strong African feel the album is still strongly Earth Band. Highlights are many but must include a brilliant version of Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" and Sting's "Demolition Man". The US version featured the hit single "Runner" and another new song "Rebel" as well as the return of Mick Rogers. | |
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1 |
Tribal Statistics (4:12) |
Qunta Scalehand Ltd |
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2 |
Eyes Of Nostradamus (3:25) |
Stewart Gwyneth Music Ltd |
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3 |
Third World Service (5:16) |
Moore Warner Chappell Music Ltd |
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4 |
Demolition Man (3:43) |
Sumner Magnetic Pub Ltd |
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5 |
Africa Suite |
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Brothers And Sisters Of Afrika (3:06) |
Mann Scalehand Ltd |
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b) |
To Bantustan? (2:36) |
Mann Scalehand Ltd |
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c) |
Koze Kobenini? (How Long Must We Wait?) (1:26) |
Mann/Irving Scalehand Ltd |
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d) |
Lalela (1:31) |
Mann/Lingwood Scalehand Ltd |
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6 |
Redemption Song (No Kwazulu) (3:06) |
Marley Blue Mountain Music Ltd |
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7 |
Somewhere In Afrika (2:38) |
Trad arra Mann/Lingwood Scalehand Ltd |
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8 |
Wardream (4:12) |
Mann/Lingwood/Waller/Irving/ Laing Scalehand Ltd |
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9 |
Redemption Song (4:39) |
Marley Blue Mountain Music Ltd |
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10 |
Eyes Of Nostradamus (3:44) |
Stewart Gwyneth Music Ltd |
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11 |
Holiday's End |
Mann/Irving/Lingwood/Waller |
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12 |
Demolition Man (3:44) (Single version) |
Sumner Magnetic Pub Ltd |
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Produced by Manfred Mann
Keyboards - MANFRED MANN
Vocals - STEVE WALLER, CHRIS THOMPSON, SHONA LAING
Drums&Percussion - JOHN LINGWOOD
Bass & Guitar MC4 Programming - MATT IRVING
P 1982 Petbrook Ltd. C 1982 Petbrook Ltd.
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