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Reggae version Here Comes the Bride...

Reggae version Here Comes the Bride...

Postby hm » Wed Jan 05, 2005 6:09 am

In the film "Twenty-One" with Patsy Kensit, there's a reggae version of Here Comes the Bride. There's no soundtrack and if memory serves, the credits don't have the info or were too small to read on screen.

I've been looking for 13, going on 14 years, and have come up with absolutely nothing. Any ideas? (Yeah, I know, it's not NW, but I figured its worth asking.)
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Postby oneno » Wed Jan 05, 2005 8:55 am

A Reggae artist by the name of "Michael Prophet" did a version of here comes the bride in 82'?
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Postby hm » Wed Jan 05, 2005 9:56 am

13 years of searching and finding an answer is as simple as registering to use this message board. Thank you!...now all I have to do is find it.

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