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After Bunny´s release The Wailers needed money to continue their record shop and to record and release new songs. This led to a deal with dutch producer Ted Pouder about four songs and the jamaican release of one or two 7-inches.

Adam And Eve

Written by Llewelyn „Leo“ Graham from „The Bleechers“ and recorded and released originally also on Jamaican label Jaguar short before the Wailers recording.
Lead vocals by Bob Marley.
Harmonies by Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer and Rita Marley.
Backing by Hugh Malcom on drums, Jackie Jackson on bass, Hux Brown on guitar, Winston Wright on keyboards and Larry McDonald on bongos. These musicians are also called „The Dynamites“ and were the studio band of Dynamic Studios.
Recorded at Federal Studio in November 1969.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Tiger (Dynamic), a-side: Adam And Eve (The Whalers) / b-side: Wisdom
UK Longplay release: In The Beginning, Trojan TRLS 221, 1983, (3,08)
French LP release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part I – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD AB 06891, 1997 (3,06)
USA CD release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part 2 – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD CD 1002, 1998 (3,06)
French CD release: Rebel (3-CD-Box), EMI / Fifty Five 541 393-2, 2002 (3,05)
USA CD release: Fy-Ah, Fy-Ah, CD-Box, Universal, 2004 (3,07)

Wisdom

Written by Bob Marley.
Some lyrics of this song were later used for Bob Marley´s „Stiff Necked Fools“ and Peter Tosh´s „Fools Die“.
Lead vocals by Bob Marley.
Harmonies by Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer and Rita Marley.
Backing by Hugh Malcom on drums, Jackie Jackson on bass, Hux Brown on guitar, Winston Wright on keyboards and Larry McDonald on bongos. These musicians are also called „The Dynamites“ and were the studio band of Dynamic Studios.
Recorded at Federal Studio in November 1969.
Jamaican 7-inch release: Tiger (Dynamic), a-side: Adam And Eve / b-side: Wisdom
UK 7-inch release: Trojan TRO 9065, 1981, a-side: Thank You Lord / b-side: Wisdom
UK Longplay release: In The Beginning, Trojan TRLS 221, 1983 (3,17)
French LP release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part I – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD AB 06891, 1997 (3,14)
USA CD release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part 2 – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD CD 1002, 1998 (3,14)
French CD release: Rebel (3-CD-Box), EMI / Fifty Five 541 393-2, 2002 (3,12)
USA CD release: Fy-Ah, Fy-Ah, CD-Box, Universal, 2004 (3,13)

This Train

Traditional. Adapted by The Wailers.
Lead vocals by Bob Marley.
Harmonies by Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer and Rita Marley.
Backing by Hugh Malcom on drums, Jackie Jackson on bass, Hux Brown on guitar, Winston Wright on keyboards and Larry McDonald on bongos. These musicians are also called „The Dynamites“ and were the studio band of Dynamic Studios.
Recorded at Federal Studio in November 1969.
The rumour says: Jamaican 7-inch release: Dynamic, 1970 a-side: This Train / Thank You Lord (credit: The Bob Marley Singers) (Ian McCann gives this info about the single, whereas the The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – sleeve-notes say, that Bunny Wailer remembers of this single, of which no copy ever has been found.) In fact the track seems to be taken from a studio tape.
UK Longplay release: In The Beginning, Trojan TRLS 221, 1983 (2,46)
French LP release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part I – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD AB 06891, 1997 (2,39)
USA CD release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part 2 – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD CD 1002, 1998 (2,39)
French CD release: Rebel (3-CD-Box), EMI / Fifty Five 541 393-2, 2002 (2,37)
Not part of USA CD release: Fy-Ah, Fy-Ah, CD-Box, Universal, 2004 because of obvious mistake, „This Train (Wail´N Soul´M)“ appears twice instead of this one.

Thank You Lord

Written by Bob Marley.
Lead vocals by Bob Marley.
Harmonies by Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Rita Marley and Hortense Lewis.
Backing by Hugh Malcom on drums, Jackie Jackson on bass, Hux Brown on guitar, Winston Wright on keyboards and Larry McDonald on bongos. These musicians are also called „The Dynamites“ and were the studio band of Dynamic Studios. Peter Tosh is playing guitar at this song.
Recorded at Federal Studio in November 1969.
The rumour says: Jamaican 7-inch release: Dynamic, 1970 a-side: This Train / Thank You Lord (credit: The Bob Marley Singers) (Ian Mc Cann gives this info about the single, whereas the The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 sleeve-notes say, that Bunny Wailer remembers of this single, of which no copy ever has been found.) In fact the track seems to be taken from a studio tape.
UK 7-inch release: Trojan TRO 9065, 1981, a-side: Thank You Lord / b-side: Wisdom
UK Longplay release: In The Beginning, Trojan TRLS 221, 1983 (3,23)
French LP release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part I – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD AB 06891, 1997 (3,21)
USA CD release: The Complete Wailers 1967 – 1972 – Part 2 – Selassie Is The Chapel, JAD CD 1002, 1998 (3,21)
French CD release: Rebel (3-CD-Box), EMI / Fifty Five 541 393-2, 2002 (3,18)
USA CD release: Fy-Ah, Fy-Ah, CD-Box, Universal, 2004 (3,20)