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Track Title	Value	Loading Music Player... Play
1. Rock 'n Roll Manby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
2. Take A Lookby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
3. The Loserby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
4. Cold Tby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
5. Shadows In Your Eyesby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
6. Saturday Nightby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
7. Bronto Saw Usby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
8. Ode To DStvby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
9. Visionby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
10. Freedomby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
11. I Don't Careby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
12. I Wanna Beby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
13. Man Who Needs A Womanby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
14. Babbelas Bluesby Bedrock	R 7.00 ($0.88)
Album Total:	R 98.00 ($12.30)	Select All

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Recovery by Bedrock

This album, the Namibian-based band’s debut release in 2001, contains an eclectic mix of rock-pop originals, underpinned with a wry thread of humour which meanders throughout the songs. The nostalgic opening track, “Rock ‘n Roll Man”, penned by Kenny Ramage, became widely popular for the content of its lyrics to which survivors of the 60’s and 70’s, could relate.