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1. Jun 13,  · Rebelution (3) Count Me In ‎ (CD, Album, Promo) Easy Star Records: ES US: Sell This Version: ESV: Rebelution (3) Count Me In.

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2. Stream Count Me In Remix EP, a playlist by Rebelution from desktop or your mobile device With your consent, we would like to use cookies and similar technologies to enhance your experience with our service, for analytics, and for advertising purposes.

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5. Count Me In is definitely just as good if not better. Many fast hard hitting reggae songs for summer fun using lots of different instruments, but also has slower more intimate songs whose lyrics reach for deeper meaning on more dense subjects. Great pick up, couldn't recommend more. So far the best CD of for me!

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6. Coming into the Easy Star Records family does Rebelution some good on their fourth full-length, but the Cali-reggae crew aren't pandering to their new, rock-reggae label home. If anything, this is arguably the most mellow and easy release in the Easy Star catalog, as Rebelution have been perhaps stuck on some easy-listening '70s compilation or a soft rock favorites planbacklantpretintmasalacleahenvorep.xyzinfo: $

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7. Jun 10,  · Count Me In is the fourth album by California band Rebelution, released in It debuted at #14 on the Billboard Description provided by Wikipedia under Creative Commons Attribution CC-BY-SA /5().

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8. Jun 10,  · Count Me In Rebelution Reggae · Preview Editors’ Notes On their fourth album, California reggae-rock band Rebelution add pleasing pop elements to their repertoire of romantic and roots numbers. The title track and “Notice Me” ply sunny pop backdrops—think UB40 or Magic!—that allow Eric Rachmany’s relaxed vocals and aqueous.

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