The Draytons Two were a popular Barbadian spouge band of the 1970s known for their own and unique style of syncretic spouge, the raw spouge. ''Raw Spouge'' is also the title of their first studio album published through Jamaican

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WIRL in 1973.

Discography

Studio albums

* ''Raw Spouge'' (WIRL; 1973)

Singles

* "G.O. Go" (WIRL; 1973) * "Brother to Brother" / "River Come Down" (WIRL, 1978)

Appearances

* Various artists – ''Original Reggae Sound'' (

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; 1976) * Various artists – ''Reggae Fever'' (

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; 1979) * Various artists – ''Super Reggae I'' (WEA, 1979) * Various artists – ''Vintage Spouge: Nostalgic Hits Vol. 1'' (Caribbean Records; 2002)

References

Sources

External links

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The Draytons Two
discography at

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