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Unsettling dance that goes beyond the boundaries of ska, the anxiety and play of 1980s Britain.This is the band's second album, which has been met with mixed reviews. It is a challenging work in which the flag bearer of 2 Tone Ska ventures into jazz, lounge and electronic sounds. "More Specials" is the second album by The Specials, who led the British 2-Tone movement. They experimented with a variety of styles, including new wave, lounge music, and digital dub, completely changing the ska/reggae style of their debut. As a result, fans of the previous album were confused, but tracks such as "Do Nothing" and "Man at C&A", which combine social satire and humor, strongly reflect the chaotic atmosphere of the Thatcher era. It is an underrated masterpiece that also influenced later club culture. |
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Credit
- Vocals - Terry Hall
- Engineer - Jeremy (The Blade) Allom
- Backing Vocals - Caffey
- Backing Vocals - Carlisle
- Organ - Jerry Dammers
- Piano - Jerry Dammers
- Producer - Jerry Dammers (A1 to A5, B1 to B5)
- Backing Vocals - Wiedlin
- Engineer - Dave Jordan
- Producer - Dave Jordan (A1 to A5, B1 to B5)
- Cornet - Dick Cuthell
- Flugelhorn - Dick Cuthell
- Guitar - Roddy Radiation
- Drums - John Bradbury
- Backing Vocals - The Go-Go's
- Trombone - Rico Rodrigues
- Percussion - Neville Staples
- Vocals - Neville Staples
- Backing Vocals - Lynval Golding
- Guitar - Lynval Golding
- Bass - Sir Horace Gentleman
- Lacquer Cut By - Bazza
