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The Specials

4 cuts · 2 records · 3 albums in the crate

Songs The Specials recorded that someone else wrote: “A Message to You, Rudy” by Dandy Livingstone, “Gangsters” by John Bradbury and Roderick James Byers and “Enjoy Yourself (It’s Later Than You Think)” by Carl Sigman and Herb Magidson. Songs The Specials wrote that others recorded: “Ghost Town” (The Prodigy, 2002), “Gangsters” (Special Beat, 1992) and “Little Bitch” (Special Beat, 1998). Songs The Specials wrote with others: “Can't Get a Break” (with Rhoda Dakar), “Bonediggin’” (with Roderick James Byers and Jack Marshall) and “Keep On Learning” (with Mark Adams and Roderick James Byers). On General Admission 4 Us: 4 cuts, 2 records and 3 albums from the Rabbit Hole Records crate.

Album · The Specials Live! 1979-1981 (1981)

The Specials' live recordings capture the energy and intensity of their dynamic stage performances during the height of the 2 Tone era.

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Cuts that start with The Specials

The Specials' Terry Hall co-wrote "Our Lips Are Sealed" with Jane Wiedlin. Which band also recorded the song?The Go‐Go’s

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Before The Specials put "A Message to You, Rudy" on record, who wrote the song and made the first recording of it?Dandy Livingstone

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Jerry Dammers wrote "Ghost Town" for The Specials, who recorded it first. Which band picked the song up much later and recorded their own version?Duran Duran

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The Specials share the writing credit on "Gangsters" with a crowded list of names. Which of these is one of its credited co-writers?Roderick James Byers

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Records by The Specials

The Specials · Our Lips Are Sealed

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The Specials · Ghost Town

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