**UPC:** 77778641223

**Product Description:**

Immerse yourself in the captivating rhythms and soulful sounds of reggae with the **UB40 Labour Of Love CD**. Released in 1983, this iconic album showcases the band’s commitment to celebrating classic Jamaican tunes while infusing them with their signature style. Perfect for both longtime fans and newcomers to reggae music, this CD is a must-have addition to your collection.

This critically acclaimed album features timeless hits such as 'Red, Red Wine,' 'Many Rivers to Cross,' and 'Cherry Oh Baby,' all masterfully reimagined by the English reggae band UB40. With smooth instrumentation and heartfelt lyrics, the **Labour Of Love** CD perfectly captures the essence of love and resilience, making it an essential piece for any music lover's library.

Crafted for both leisure listening and nostalgic moments, the **UB40 Labour Of Love CD** delivers a unique blend of calming reggae vibes that are ideal for creating the perfect ambiance at parties, barbecues, or cozy evenings at home. Each track invites you to relax and reflect, transporting you to sunny shores and vibrant Jamaican culture.

Whether you are a die-hard UB40 enthusiast or just discovering the enchanting world of reggae, this CD is a fantastic way to experience the music that has touched the hearts of millions worldwide. With high-quality sound and a classic tracklist, the **UB40 Labour Of Love CD** is an excellent gift for friends, family, or even yourself.

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Grab your copy of the **UB40 Labour Of Love CD** today and let the soothing sounds of reggae transport you to a place of peace and joy!

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