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You Can Get It If You Really Want 2. Draw Your Brakes 3. Rivers of Babylon 4. Many Rivers to Cross 5. Sweet and Dandy 6. The Harder They Come 7. Johnny Too Bad 8. 007 (Shanty Town) 9. Pressure Drop 10.

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The Harder They Come - Part One (Invasion Tactics) ‎(3x12", Comp).

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The Harder They Come is the soundtrack album to the film of the same name, released in 1972 in the United Kingdom as Island Records ILPS 9202. It was issued in February 1973 in North America as Mango Records SMAS-7400. It peaked at on the Billboard 200. The heart of the soundtrack comes from performances by the film's star, reggae singer Jimmy Cliff. Only the title track "The Harder They Come" was recorded by Cliff specifically for the soundtrack, with three earlier songs by Cliff added

Invasion Tactics ‎(3x12", Comp, Promo). Label: Renegade Hardware ‎– RH36 Series: The Harder They Come – Part One Type: 3 x Vinyl, 12", Compilation Country: UK Date of released: 11 Feb 2002 Category: Electronic Style: Drum n Bass.

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The Harder They Come was the first all-Jamaican feature film. He’d first put Jimmy Cliff on disc to launch his record label, and this album was the consolidation of years of work for both men: look, this is how far they’d come. Cliff delivers ‘You Can Get It If You really Want’, the gritty title track, the mellow ‘Sitting In Limbo’ and the song widely regarded as his masterpiece, ‘Many Rivers To Cross’ – still a moving ballad all these years later.