The Wild Bunch

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There are two groups referred to as the Wild Bunch: 1) The Wild Bunch were a female UK reggae band who were released on Mad Professor's Ariwa Sounds in the early 1980s. Their only release was The Wild Bunch. 2) Influential hip-hop and reggae sound system from Bristol, England. Key members went on to form Massive Attack and join Soul II Soul. Original members were Miles Johnson (DJ Milo), Nellee Hooper and Grant Marshall (Daddy G). Rappers Claude Williams (Willie Wee) and Robert Del Naja (3D) joined later, as did - peripherally - the younger Andrew Vowles (Mushroom). Del Naja left during a tour of Japan (organised by Face magazine and Neneh Cherry), but went on to form Massive Attack with Daddy G and Mushroom. Johnson and Hooper signed a deal with Island as The Wild Bunch, resulting in their only commercial releases. Hooper joined Jazzie B's Soul II Soul before producing for Sinead O'Connor, Bjork and Madonna. Johnson collaborated on Japan's Major Force label and moved to New York. Williams appeared on Massive Attack's debut album, co-writing "Five Man Army", and later joined The Baby Namboos. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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The Wild Bunch

Story of a Sound System

Friends & Countrymen

Tearin' Down The Avenue

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The Man From Mo’ Wax

Friends And Countrymen

Friends And Countrymen (12'' Single)

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The Man From Mo’ Wax (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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Breaking The Barriers With Sound, Vol. 3

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Story Of A Sound System Mixed By DJ Milo

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Back To The Filthies

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Space Age Inventions 2.0

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