9 Replies to “ Nomzamo (One People, One Cause) - Latin Quarter - Mick And Caroline (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Mick And Caroline on Discogs/5(2).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Mick And Caroline on Discogs. Label: Rockin' Horse Records - ZL,Rockin' Horse Records - ZL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Germany • Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop • Style: Synth-pop/5(44).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Mick And Caroline on Discogs. Label: Rockin' Horse Records - ,Arista - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop • Style: Synth-pop3/5(3).

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4. ‘Nomzamo’ (Extended Mix) and ‘One Fell Swoop’ had only previously been released on the CD on the ‘Nomzamo’ CD single. ‘Titles You Can’t Hire’ was a B-side on the ‘Modern Times’ single and had not previously had a CD release. ‘Ed Murrow’ featured on the .

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Sonderauflage Sonocord Vinyl release of Mick And Caroline on Discogs. Label: Rockin' Horse Records - 36 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album Sonderauflage Sonocord • Country: Germany • Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop • Style: Synth-pop.

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6. With Latin Quarter, Darren Abraham, Carol Douet, Yona Dunsford. Latin Quarter performs in the music video "Nomzamo (One People, One Cause)" from the album "Mick and Caroline" recorded for RCA Records. The music video opens with a testament to the life of Nomzamo Winifred Mandela. The video features shots of people who oppose apartheid in South Africa.

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7. The single was never off the radio through the early part of and reached the top 20 in January that year. Although the follow-up single, 'Nomzamo (One People One Cause)' failed to match the commercial success of it's predecessor the track was typical of the group's political stance and their musical influences from around the world.

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8. Inner Sleeve Photography by James Swinson, Latin Quarter and Chris Craske. Cover Concept by James Swinson Designed by Stylorouge Latin Quarter photographed by Simon Fowler. Notes “Mick and Caroline” was chosen as a title of the album to represent everyday, and real people because that is what we hope our songs are about; everyday and real.

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9. Inner Sleeve Photography by James Swinson, Latin Quarter and Chris Craske. Cover Concept by James Swinson Designed by Stylorouge Latin Quarter photographed by Simon Fowler. Notes „Mick and Caroline“ was chosen as a title of the album to represent everyday, and real people because that is what we hope our songs are about; everyday and real.

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