Cult Cargo: Belize City Boil Up |
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Released | 2005 |
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Genre | Funk, world |
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Label | The Numero Group |
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Producer | Tom Lunt, Ken Shipley, Rob Sevier, |
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Fern Jones: The Glory Road (2004)
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Cult Cargo: Belize City Boil Up (2005)
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Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label (2006)
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Cult Cargo: Belize City Boil Up is the sixth release by The Numero Group. The release documents Compton Fairweather's circle of musical influence in the tiny nation of Belize.[3]
Track listing
- "Disco Connection" - Lord Rhaburn
- "Can't Go Halfway" - Harmonettes
- "Guajida" - Jesus Acosta & The Professionals
- "The Same Old Me" - The Web
- "A Part of Being with You" - The Professionals
- "More Love Reggae" - Lord Rhaburn
- "The Back Stabbers" - The Professionals
- "Rated G" - The Web
- "Shame Shame Shame" - Harmonettes
- "Funky Jive Part II" - Soul Creations
- "Don't Fight It" - Lord Rhaburn
- "Long Time Boy" - Nadia Cattouse
- "Boogaloo a La Chuck" - Lord Rhaburn
- "Theme from the Godfather" - The Professionals
- "Things Are Going to Work Out Right" - The Web
- "Funky Jive Part I" - Soul Creations
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