Taxi Records Presents — Bitty McLean / Bunny Rugs [10"] Slaves electronic production under the signature

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Taxi Records Presents — Bitty McLean / Bunny Rugs [10"] Slaves electronic production under the signatureRecord Store Day 2016 Exclusive Limited Edition of 1,500 copies Red color 10" Music On Vinyl and Sly & Robbie's legendary TAXI label collaborate with Record Store Day on this 4 track EP of brand new, previously unavailable material from two of Reggae's best singers: Bitty McLean and Bunny Rugs from Third World, including "War Is Over" over a brand new "riddim" (Jamaican term for instrumental). On "Let Me Go Bar Bell Stylee" Bitty covers his hit over a