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Tracklist

A1	Gun The Man Down
A2	The Baddest
A3	Cincinnati Kid
A4	The Sermon
A5	Al Capone
A6	Any More
B1	Happy Reggae
B2	Hold Them
B3	The Outlaw
B4	Burke's Law
B5	Fever
B6	Phoenix City

Companies, etc.

• Record Company – Melodisc Records Ltd.
• Published By – Copyright Control

Credits

• Vocals [Sung By] – Prince Buster

Notes

Title on front cover: "Wanted By The Public The Outlaw Sung By Prince Buster"
On back cover "The Outlaw Sung By Prince Buster"
On the labels: "Queen Of The Outlaws Prince Buster & the All Stars".

(P. 1964-1969).

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 822A
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 822B

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BBLP 822	Prince Buster	The Outlaw ‎(LP, Album, RP)	Prince Buster	BBLP 822	Jamaica	Unknown
BBLP 822	Prince Buster & The Allstars*	The Outlaw ‎(LP, Album)	Prince Buster	BBLP 822	US	Unknown

Jelar

To me this is one of the weaker albums by Prince Buster, the ska is somewhat uninspired "easy-listening" and the reggae tunes do not work very well. The chorusses suck. Compare the versions of "Cincinnati Kid" or "Gun The Man Down" with the original ska-recordings or Buster's cuts of "Any More" and (especially) "Hold Them" with John Holt's or Roy Shirley's versions.

HelloBoB:D

What are the rocksteady tunes on this album? I can hear some slower (and tamer) cuts of Buster ska classics and a lot of early reggae. But what about rocksteady? There is none.