Sister Big Stuff

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1976 studio album by Prince Buster

Sister Big Stuff

Studio album by

Prince Buster

Released| 1976, 2011 (re-issue)
Genre| Reggae, dub
Label| Sunspot Records (UK based)
Prince Buster chronology
| Chi Chi Run
(1973)  | Sister Big Stuff
(1976)  | She Was a Rough Rider
(1978)

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Sister Big Stuff is an album by reggae musician Prince Buster. It was originally released in 1976, and was re-issued on 180g vinyl and CD through Sunspot Records in November 2011.

At the time of its original release, Sister Big Stuff was a revolutionary record on the reggae scene and was very influential. This album also stands out as it finds Prince Buster singing about his honest observations on life in the ghetto, Rastafarian evangelism, children's rhymes and cinema references.[1]

## Track listing

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1. "South of the Border"
2. "Still"
3. "Protection"
4. "Why Not Tonight"
5. "Wish Your Picture"
6. "Sata A Masa Gana"
7. "Sister Big Stuff"
8. "Stand Accused (I Stand Accused)"
9. "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
10. "Stick By Me"
11. "Young Gifted and Black"
12. "Cool Operator"

Bonus tracks

1. "Police Trim Rasta"
2. "My Happiness"
3. "My Heart Is Gone"

## See also

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* List of reggae musicians

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* MusicBrainz release group

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## References

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1. ^ John Holt - Topic (21 July 2021). Sister Big Stuff. Retrieved 29 December 2024 - via YouTube.