Tapper Zukie - X Is Wrong vinyl record cover

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Judge I Oh Lord

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Israel

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Rasta People

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X Is Wrong

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Eyes Of An Eagle

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Gi Wi Back

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Me And God And Dem

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Youth And Youth

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How Fe Live Long 1

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Woman You A Yard 1

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Big Batty Girl 1

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Fool And Their Money 1

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Jah Love1

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Just One Way


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Tapper Zukie

X Is Wrong

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Tapper Zukie still asks the questions and stating the facts that few artists of his caliber would attain to. His classic Dee-Jay style has been copied by many but bettered by few. Over some of his killer rhythms that he previously worked up while producing fellow roots groups such as Prince Allah, Knowledge, and Junior Ross and the Spears. Alongside some fresh rhythms, he has taken these as a backbone to some further questions and biblical reasoning that needed answering. Tapper tells it as it is on this mighty collection of tunes under the name X Is Wrong. This is the first time this set has seen a proper release only previously being available as a download from Tapper's website. A remarkably great set of songs that finally get the release they deserve. CD version includes two bonus tracks.

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