More Specials

Sealed brand new remastered 40th Anniversary album with bonus 7inch.

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A2	The Specials–	Man At C & A Written-By – Dammers*, Hall*

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A3	The Specials–	Hey, Little Rich Girl Saxophone – Kix Thompson* Written-By – Byers*

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A4	The Specials–	Do Nothing Written-By – Golding*

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A5	The Specials–	Pearl's Cafe Vocals – Rhoda Dakar Written-By – Dammers*

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A6	The Specials–	Sock It To 'Em J.B. Producer – John Bradbury Saxophone – Paul Heskatt* Written-By – Dunn*

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B1a	The Specials–	Stereotypes Written-By – Dammers*

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B1b	The Specials–	Stereotypes-Pt. 2 Written-By – Staples*

B2

The Specials–

Holiday Fortnight Written-By – Byers*

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B3	The Specials–	I Can't Stand It Vocals – Rhoda Dakar Written-By – Dammers*

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B4	The Specials–	International Jet Set Written-By – Dammers*

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B5	The Specials–	Enjoy Yourself (Reprise) Written-By – Sigman*, Magidson*

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		Free Single (Not For Sale)
C	Roddy Radiation & The Specials Featuring Paul Heskett–	Braggin' & Tryin' Not To Lie Producer – Dave Jordan Saxophone – Paul Heskett Written By – Radiation*

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D	Neville Staples* AKA Judge Roughneck–	Rude Boys Outa Jail (Version) Producer – Dave Jordan Written By – Staples*

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A1

The Specials–

Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think) Written-By – Sigman*, Magidson*

More Specials is the second album by ska band The Specials, released in October 1980. The album expanded the 2 tone sound of their self-titled debut to include lounge music and other influences. It includes collaborations with The Go-Go's members Belinda Carlisle, Charlotte Caffey, and Jane Wiedlin; Rhoda Dakar from The Bodysnatchers; and Lee Thompson from Madness. The lyrics, like the previous album, were often intensely political.

On the charts, the album hit the Top Five in the UK, where "Rat Race", "Stereotype" and "Do Nothing" hit the Top Ten. "Rat Race" hit #89 on Billboard Music Chart's (US) Club Play Singles chart, while the album as a whole hit #98 on Billboards Pop Albums chart.

More Specials was a hit in the two-tone movement, a late-1970s revival of Jamaican ska from the 1960s. Along with bands like the Bodysnatchers and Madness, The Specials were leaders in this revival, and later heroes for two further ska-punk revivals on the opposite side of the Atlantic: the late 1980s Southern California scene (NOFX, Operation Ivy) and the mid-1990s "third wave of ska" (Sublime, No Doubt) which popularised the mixture in the US.