A short but sweet upload, Eric Clapton after having making a comeback from his heroin addiction scored 
a #1 US hit with I Shot The Sheriff 

He collaborated with Peter during sessions for the follow up to 461 Ocean Boulevard. 
The album There's One In Every Crowd was recorded in late '74 at Dynamics studio in JA.
Included here are the tracks in a reggae style

1. Watcha Gonna Do #1 - Originally Unreleased Song With Peter Tosh 
2. Watcha Gonna Do #2 - Originally Unreleased Song With Peter Tosh 
3. Burial - Previously Unreleased Song With Peter Tosh 
4. Swing Low Sweet Chariot - Previously Unreleased Different Take 

First three are with Peter, the last track is a reggae version of a song that has become the anthem of 
the England Rugby Union team

uploaded May 2011 to Movement Of Jah People 
by Johnnywas


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original notes:

The Lost Polydor Tapes “Archives Pathfinder” is an October 2001 Mid Valley release.  
Over six discs, this covers outtakes and alternate mixes from three albums over a five year period.  


Mid Valley collect the sessions from various sources including The Unsurpassed Eric Clapton (Yellow Dog - YD 022), 
461 Ocean Boulevard Sessions (EC In Person - EIP013), The Unreleased Sessions (Capricorn Records - CR-2048), 
Studio Session: Fool Like Me (DJ Copy 126/127) and There’s Another One in Every Crowd (DJ Copy 128/129), 
Alternative Tracks (ECAT 1101/02), and Living On Blues Power Volume 2 (Extremely X Rare - EXR21).
There’s One In Every Crowd


Peter Tosh & Eric Clapton -Burial

Rootsriders & Mitchell Brunings feat. The Royal Rootsband & The Dynamite Horns - Top Rankin' (live Bob Marley cover)

From the upcoming 'Survival35-live' album, a tribute 2 the King of Reggae

Rootsriders & Mitchell Brunings - Top Rankin'

Trench Town Rock

"Running Away" "Crazy Baldhead" Ahoy Hallen Rotterdam, 1978

The Versionites - Chant Down Babylon (Bob Marley & The Wailers cover)

Road To Destiny

Rocky Dawuni