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"Man No Sober" — Steel Pulse

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British roots reggae on the same argument, from the Handsworth band that carried the conscious tradition into Britain.

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Man No Sober

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Verified iTunes/Apple Music match (JM storefront): Steel Pulse — Man No Sober.

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Steel Pulse, "Man No Sober"

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From the Steel Pulse Topic channel, which YouTube generates automatically from the rights holder's own distribution delivery rather than from a fan upload. Channel confirmed by oEmbed lookup. The recording is from True Democracy (1982).

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