Labi Siffre - Remember My Song What For? 2:52 B3 Trouble 2:44 B4

2:52 B3 Trouble 2:44 B4 Float On (Single Edit) 4:10 B5 Riding High 5:20 C1 Our Generation 3:12 C2 I’m Your Mechanical Man 5:04 C3 Keep On Movin’ On 3:39 C4 A Good Man Is Gone 3:24 C5 Have Mercy On Me 2:41 D1 Here I Go Again 2:28 D2 Let’s Do It Again 4:52 D3 Only One Can Win 3:01 D4 Don’t Make The Good Girls Go Bad 2:41 D5 I Get High (On Your Memory) 3:10 D6 What The World Needs Now 2:45 CD1 That’s All Right With Me 3:18 CD2 I Wish You Were Here 3:18 CD3 Intimate Friends (Full Length Version) 5:48 CD4 Sweet Stuff 4:25 CD5 Girls Can’t Do What The Guys Do 2:06 CD6 Ain’t Got The Love Of One Girl (On My Mind) 2:31 CD7 Get Myself High 3:46 CD8 Dead

South African singer-songwriter Yannick Ilunga

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The most frequently-asked question by fans of Warp Records (besides

Labi Siffre - Remember My Song What For? 2:52 B3 Trouble 2:44 B4Labi Siffre, born 25 June 1945 and brought up in London, England, is the son of an English mother and Nigerian father. After jobs such as mini cab driver and delivery man he started to concentrate on music full time leaving for Cannes, France to play guitar with a variety of soul musicians and bands. He returned to the UK in the late '60s and enjoyed solo hits in 1971 with "It Must Be Love" (later covered by Madness) and "Crying, Laughing, Loving,