BABY COME BACK--THE EQUALS (NEW ENHANCED VERSION) 1968 

The Clash covered Police on my Back by the Equals!

and during the seventies.

1967 was the peak year.

I don't think it is a not appreciate song

Still sounds great 👍!!!

@@joeriley3721 😎

Traductor en català

Hey I agree love the group as well they should have a 1 hour of this song

That bassline is immortal... killer Caribbean flavoured pop dynamite.

Great !!.......

Same, and I'm old enough to remember.

Came out in the 70’s. Got some air play but not much

The UB40 version is great to!

In México it was aired around 1968

@@gordonmiller7969 actully the 1960's 1968

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