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PASS THE DUTCHIE (ORIGINAL 7 VERSION) YOUTH OF TODAY NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP HEARTBREAKER YOUNG GENERATION 007 UNCONDITIONAL LOVE (FT DONNA SUMMER) ROCKERS TELL ME WHY SIXTEEN WHATCHA TALKING BOUT (FT STEVIE WONDER) LETS GO TO THE MOON PASS THE DUTCHIE (PHILLIP LEO REMIX) Digitally remastered comprehensive collection with all eight of their UK chart hits, including the huge chart topper Pass The Dutchie, evergreen hits Youth Of Today, Never Gonna Give You Up, the duet with Donna Summer Unconditional Love pass the dutchie lyric musical youth and the classic Whatcha Talking About which features Stevie Wonder.Digitally remastered comprehensive collection with all eight of their UK chart hits, including the huge chart topper Pass The Dutchie, evergreen hits Youth Of Today, Never Gonna Give You Up, the duet with Donna Summer Unconditional Love pass the dutchie lyric musical youth and the classic Whatcha Talking About which features Stevie Wonder. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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Track Listing: Pass The Dutchie - Musical Youth Hot This Year - Dirtsman Stop - Skullman Ting A Ling - Shabba Ranks When I See You Smile - Singing Sweet Typewriter - Louie Rankin Stopper - Cutty Ranks Bum Flick - Little Lenny (bonus track) Ring The Alarm - Tenor Saw (bonus track) Flex - Mad Cobra Buddy Bye - Johnny Osbourne Iron Gloves - Jr. Cat Cover Me - Tinga Stewart/Ninja Man Modeling - Reggie Stepper Whining Skill - Reggie Stepper & Super Beagle Yu Body Good - Red Dragon Gal Fi Beg - Buju Banton Pass The Dutchie - Musical Youth Hot This Year - Dirtsman Stop - Skullman Ting A Ling - Shabba Ranks When I See U Smile - Singing Sweet Typewriter - Louie Rankin Stopper - Cutty Ranks Bum Flick - Little Lenny Ring The Alarm - Tenor Saw Flex - Mad Cobra Buddy Bye - Johnny Osbourne Iron Gloves - Jr. Cat Cover Me - Tinga Stewart/Ninja Man Modelling - Reggie Stepper Whining Skill - Reggie Stepper/Super Beagle Yu Body Good - Red Dragon Gal Fi Beg - Buju Banton Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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Musical Youth - Musical Youth formed in 1979 at Duddeston Manor School, Birmingham, England. This pop/reggae-influenced group featured two sets of brothers, Kelvin and Michael Grant and Junior and Patrick Waite.

Youth Chance High School - Youth Chance is an alternative high school for "at-risk" youth in San Francisco, California. The school helps disadvantaged students of all races achieve success, by teaching them the necessary academic skills to pass the GED and CHSPE (California High School Equivalency Exam).

National Youth Music Theatre - The London-based National Youth Music Theatre or NYMT is the United Kingdom's leading organisation for young people in the field of musical theatre. It runs acting auditions, workshops, drama courses and actual music theatre productions.

Great Wall Youth Orchestra - Great Wall Youth Orchestra was formed to accommodate "graduates" of the Purple Bamboo Orchestra, and welcomes interested students from throughout the Bay Area to audition for the orchestra. Student members range from elementary to high school age and play pieces that reflect their high level of skill in playing their chosen Chinese musical instruments.

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