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Personnel

  • Terry Hall - vocals
  • Lynval Golding - vocals, guitar
  • Neville Staple - vocals, percussion
  • Jerry Dammers - organ, piano, keyboards, producer
  • Roddy Radiation - guitar
  • Sir Horace Gentleman - bass guitar
  • John Bradbury - drums, producer of one track
  • Rico Rodriguez - trombone
  • Dick Cuthell - cornet, flugelhorn, horn
  • Lee Jay Thompson - saxophone
  • Paul Heskett - saxophone
  • Rhoda Dakar - vocals
  • Belinda, Charlotte and Jane - background vocals
  • Dave Jordan - producer, engineer
  • Jeremy (The Blade) Allom - engineer
  • Chalkie Davies & Carol Starr - cover photos & artwork
  • Rick, Sarah, Pat, Rob, Pete - special thanks to
The Specials
  • Lynval Golding
  • Horace Panter
  • Terry Hall
  • Neville Staple
  • Roddy Radiation
  • John Bradbury
  • Jon Read
  • Adam Birch
  • Tim Smart
  • Drew Stansall
  • Nik Torp
  • Jerry Dammers
  • Silverton Hutchinson
  • Tim Strickland
  • Dick Cuthell
  • Rhoda Dakar
  • Garry McManus
  • Stan Campbell
  • Egidio Newton
  • John Shipley
  • Nigel Reeve
  • Caron Wheeler
  • Claudia Fontaine
  • Aitch Bembridge
  • Mark Adams
Studio albums
  • The Specials
  • More Specials
  • In the Studio
  • Today's Specials
  • Guilty 'til Proved Innocent!
  • Skinhead Girl
  • Conquering Ruler
Live albums
  • Peel Sessions
  • Live at the Palace
  • Live at the Moonlight Club
  • Blue Plate Specials Live
  • Ghost Town Live
Extended plays
  • The Special AKA Live!
  • The Two Tone
Singles
  • "Gangsters"
  • "A Message to You, Rudy"
  • "Too Much Too Young"
  • "Rat Race"
  • "Stereotype"
  • "Do Nothing"
  • "Ghost Town"
  • "The Boiler"
  • "Jungle Music"
  • "War Crimes"
  • "Racist Friend"
  • "Free Nelson Mandela"
  • "What I Like Most About You Is Your Girlfriend"
  • "Free Nelson Mandela" (re-release)
  • "Ghost Town Revisited"
  • "Hypocrite"
  • "It's You"

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