Peter Tosh – Equal Rights

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Tracklist

A1	Get Up, Stand Up Keyboards – Earl "Wia" Lindo* Lead Guitar – Al Anderson Percussion – Skully*, Peter Tosh	3:35
A2	Downpressor Man Keyboards – Earl "Wia" Lindo* Lead Guitar – Karl Pitterson Percussion, Keyboards – Skully*, Peter Tosh	6:26
A3	I Am That I Am Clavinet, Tambourine – Peter Tosh Keyboards – Tyrone Downie Tenor Saxophone – Dirty Harry* Trumpet – Bobby Ellis	4:31
A4	Stepping Razor Keyboards – Earl "Wia" Lindo* Lead Guitar – Abdul Wali, Al Anderson	5:48
B1	Equal Rights Clavinet – Harold Butler	5:58
B2	African Clavinet – Peter Tosh Keyboards – Tyrone Downie Tenor Saxophone – Dirty Harry* Trumpet – Bobby Ellis	3:44
B3	Jah Guide Clavinet – Peter Tosh Keyboards – Tyrone Downie Lead Guitar – Al Anderson Tenor Saxophone – Dirty Harry* Trumpet – Bobby Ellis	4:30
B4	Apartheid Clavinet, Percussion – Peter Tosh Keyboards – Earl "Wia" Lindo* Lead Guitar – Karl Pitterson Percussion – Skully*	5:23

Backing Vocals – Bunny Wailer
Bass – Robbie Shakespeare
Coordinator – Herbie Miller, Ozzie Brown
Drums – Carlie Barrett* (tracks: A3, B2, B3), Sly Dunbar (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B1, B4)
Engineer [Recording], Engineer [Remix] – Karl Pitterson
Engineer [Remix] – Alex Sadkin, Jack Nuber
Photography By – Kim Gottlieb
Producer, Written-By – Peter Tosh
Sleeve – Andy Engel
Vocals, Guitar – Peter Tosh

Printed in Holland

Made in Holland
Red inner sleeve with credits.

First cat# on back cover and inner sleeve, second on labels.

Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
Matrix / Runout (Label, side A): CBS 81937-1
Matrix / Runout (Label, side B): CBS 81937-2
Matrix / Runout (Label, side A): AL 34670
Matrix / Runout (Label, side B): BL 34670
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A, variant 1): AL 34670-1B
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B, variant 1): BL 34670-1B
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A, stamped, variant 2): S-81937-1A-1 AL 34670-1B C
Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B, stamped, variant 2): S-81937-1B-1 BL 34670-1B C
Price Code (Back cover): Ⓨ
Other (Labels): ★
Other (Cat# of US and Jamaican issues, in brackets on labels): PC 34670

WALTHAMSTOW007 Jun 6, 2015
A brilliant, classic, essential roots LP, full of thought provoking protest songs. It's still so, so relevant in today's troubled times. It's hard to pick a favourite, but, I always, always look forward to the opening chords of "Downpressor man" and play it as loud as my system will allow, be it indoors, car or portable sound system. I really looked forward to the newly remastered double LP, just for the "Dub" versions so that I could mix and extend "Downpressor man" and all of the other masterpieces on this LP. To say I was a bit disappointed with the "Dubs" is a massive understatement. I was expecting King Tubby, Scientist or Prince Jammy style dubs, instead I got what I can only describe as "Minimal", "Stripped Down" mixes that didn't resemble any of the classic dub techniques that this LP warrants. These mixes were done in a "Minimal, stripped down, German techno" style. Not happy. I hope that one of the Dub-Masters, Lee Perry, Scientist, Jammy, Mad Professor gets a whiff of my discontent and puts this classic LP through the mixing desk dub shredder and delivers the classic that is quite obviously waiting to be delivered. I can only live in hope because I haven't got the "Know-how", but rest assured, if I did, I would sort it out tomorrow.