About The Equators
The Equators formed in 1977 in Birmingham, the vision of brothers Donald, Leo and Rocky Bailey. Joined by two guitarists, Cleveland Clarke and Dennis Fletcher, they made an impressive 2 Tone reggae stand and were quickly signed by The Beat’s management company, 20/21 Management. It was while supporting The Beat that Dave Robinson spotted them, and quickly signed them up to Stiff. “It was a wonderful time in our life,” Rocky later recalled.
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Top Tracks
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If You Need Me
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Baby Come Back
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Feel Like Makin' Love
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Rescue Me
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Age Of 5
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Baby Come Back (7" Version)
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Feel Like Making Love
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More Than A Person
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Learn My Lesson
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Rankin' Discipline
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Georgy
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Feelin' High
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Nightmare
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There Is Someone
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Where Did Johnny Go
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Baby Come Back (12" Version)
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We Need Music
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Mr Copper
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Mr. Copper
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Georgy - 7" Version
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Nice to Be Nice
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Grooving
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Bed of Roses
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Georgy (7" Version)
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Hippopotamus
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Softly Softly
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Age of 5 (feat. Wakeling, Clift and Brown)
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Baby Come Back - 7" Version
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If You Need Me - The Equators
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Softly, Softly
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Where Did Johnny Go?
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01 - Rescue Me
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Hip Hop Lyrical Robot
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Super Stupid
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Softly, Softly (feat. Angelo Moore)
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Georgie
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Police on My Back
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Secret Track
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02 - Age Of 5
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What Can We Do
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03 - If You Need Me
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Africa
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04 - More Than A Person
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05 - Rankin' Discipline
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06 - Mr. Copper
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Communist for the FBI (Nightmare)
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07 - Nightmare
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Pimpers Paradise
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Baby Come Back - 12" Version
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Another Excuse
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