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1. Judge Dread Featuring Prince Buster, an Album by Prince Buster. Released in on Blue Beat (catalog no. BBLP ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Rocksteady, Jamaican Ska.

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2. Judge Dread discography and songs: Music profile for Judge Dread, born 2 May Genres: Skinhead Reggae, Ska, Christmas Music. Albums include The Dawning of a New Era, Young Gifted and Black: 50 Classic Reggae Hits!, and Trojan U.K. Hits Box Set.

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3. Audio CD MP3 Download Listen with Music Unlimited. Or £ to buy MP3 album. Vinyl Currently unavailable. Dreadmania (It's All In The Mind) by Judge Dread | out of 5 stars 1. Audio CD £ £ 5. £ delivery Early Years by Judge Dread ().

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4. Judge Dread – Born Alex Hughes – is a white reggae artist from Snodland, England. Famous for his ‘rude reggae’ sound. Overall he put 11 songs on the chart, all of which were banned by the BBC.

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5. Jun 26,  · Judge Dread Lyrics: Yo, yeah-yeah, yeah / Ah, couldn't / Yeah / You couldn't judge me / You couldn't judge me / You ain't been through the shit that I've been / You ain't have to see the shit that I'.

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6. May 11,  · Judge Dread (3) Featuring Prince Buster Jamaica's Pride* Judge Dread (3) Featuring Prince Buster Jamaica's Pride* - Rock Steady - Hush Up ‎ (CD, Album, RE) Prince Buster: BBCD UK: Unknown: Sell This Version/5(80).

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7. Song information for Judge Dread - Prince Buster on AllMusic. Song information for Judge Dread - Prince Buster on AllMusic and the Judge's influence has continued to the present day. Even 30 years later, its impact remained strong, and it was the inspiration behind Mutabaruka's "The People's Court" (part one and part two), where the.

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8. Listen to albums and songs from Judge Dread. Join Napster and access full-length songs on your phone, computer or home audio device.

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9. Judge Dread was a white reggae and ska recording artist who had a string of hit singles during the s. He sold millions of records, and was the second biggest selling reggae artist—only beaten in album sales by Bob Marley, though Dread scored more hit singles than Marley—and had the dubious distinction of being the most banned recording artist ever—with a total of eleven singles.

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