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Tracklist (Vinyl)
| A1 | | Intro | | | | A2 | | What Have We Got | | | | A3 | | Red London | | | | A4 | | Voices | | | | A5 | | Angel With Dirty Faces | | | | A6 | | Questions And Answers | | | | A7 | | That's Life | | |
See more tracks| A8 | | Borstal Breakout | | | | B1 | | Everybody's Innocent | | | | B2 | | Joey's On The Street Again | | | | B3 | | They Don't Understand | | | | B4 | | Tell Us The Truth | | | | B5 | | Hersham Boys | | | | B6 | | James Dean | | | | B7 | | White Riot | | | | B8 | | If The Kids Are United | | | | C | | Interview | | | | D | | Interview | | |
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Review
With three chords and a few anthemic choruses barked out in Cockney accents, Sham 69 scored five semi-surprising Top 20 singles in the U.K. The band's Best Of offers a generous helping of storming, working-class odes such as "Hurry Up Harry," "Angels With Dirty Faces" and "If the Kids Are United.
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