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 At the same time that Neville 'Bunny Wailer' Livingston recorded his debut solo long playing masterpiece, 'Blackheart Man', he was also creating a series of singles for his own Solomonic label. These records were every bit as good, at times.

 Tracklist:Jezebel Natty Take Over Dip And Fall Back Fire Carry Go Bring Come Prophecy Babylon Children What You Don't Know Spotlight Precious Morning Just In Time Let's Rock Let Jah Arise Help Your Falling Brother Bad Minded People What You Gonna.

 Tracklist: 01 The Gaylads - Peace, Love & Understanding02 Ken Boothe - I Wish It Could Be Peaceful03 Delroy Wilson - Gave You My Love04 Bruce Ruffin - Dry Up Your Tears05 The Pioneers - Samphie Man06 The Melodians - Sweet Sensation07.

 Tracklist: 1.Rita Marley & The Soulettes–(You're) My Desire2.Joya Landis–Kansas City3.Phyllis Dillon–Don't Touch Me Tomato4.The Webber Sisters–It's You I Love5.Dawn Penn–I Let You Go Boy6.Nora Dean–Barbwire (O Mama)7.Judy Mowatt &.

 Pick Up the Pieces Review by Nathan BushThe story of Roy Cousins and the Royals is, sadly, a fairly common one in Jamaican music. The body of work the group released between the years 1973 and 1979 rightly places them amongst the finest vocal.

 Gussie presenting:  The Right Tracks, a 40-track set, remastered, which chronicles the work of producer Augustus “Gussie” Clarke with such notables as Horace Andy, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Augustus Pablo, Leroy Smart Jacob Miller and.

 Tracklist : I Had A Dream Come Down I Am Holding On You Belong To My Heart Taller Than You Are Mother's Choice I Love You Truly If You Were Only Mine (Let Me) Dance With You Iron Bar Mattie Rag (Aka Ol' Matilda) A Mother's Love Downtown Gal You'll.

 Tracklis: 1.Calypso Jazz2.Serenade In Sound3.The Answer4.Burnie's Tune5.Never On Sunday6.Away From You7.Exodus (From The United Artists' Picture Exodus)8.Mr. Propman9.It HappensReleased : CD 1994Format: Flac DWLD&nbs.

 Lord Creator began his career as a calypso singer. Some time in the mid-to-late '50s he arrived in Jamaica, just as the music scene was starting to take off. Lord Creator’s smooth, honeyed tones were not ideal for the raucous jump to.

 Tracklist: 1. Unexpected Places2. I'm Still In Love 3. Mark My Words4. Play It Cool 5. Willow Tree 6. Words 7. Melody Life 8. Ain't That Loving You 9. Young Hearts Run Free 10. I Am Still In Love 11. Down The Aisle 12. Baby Come On 13. I.

 Rita Wailer & The Soulettes – Play Play1.Rita & The Wailers–Play Play2.The Soulettes–Bring It Up3.Rita & The Wailers–Lonely Girl4.TheJustice Leagues–This World5.Rita & The Soulettes–Why6.Rita & The Wailers–Give Her Love7.The.

 The Tide Is High: Anthology 1962-1979 Review by Steve LeggettSweet-voiced singer/songwriter John Holt has been working professionally in the Jamaican music business since 1958, and his recorded legacy is a long one, with several peaks and valleys,.

 Tracklist:  1.Rico & The Rudies–Session Begin2.The Hippy Boys–Capo3.George Lee–Burial Of Long Shot4.Selwyn Baptiste–Mo' Bay5.Boris Gardiner–Memories Of Love6.Crystalites*–Bombshell7.Vin Gordon–Liquid Horns8.Tommy McCook–The Saint9.The.

 Duke Reid’s nephew Errol Brown (not related to the late Hot Chocolate vocalist of the same name) got his start as a junior sound engineer at his uncle’s legendary Treasure Isle studio. As both the studio and label passed into the hands of.

 Let's Catch the Beat: The Music That Launched the Legend Review by Jo-Ann GreeneIn on the ground floor, Robert "Dandy" Livingstone Thompson was instrumental to the spectacular growth and popularity of Trojan Records. Brought onboard as a.

 Joe the Boss: Joe Mansano Productions Review by Jo-Ann GreeneTrinidadian student Joe Mansano arrived in England in 1963 aiming for a degree in accounting, but within a few years he'd be pouring over records of a very different kind. Selling.

 Tracklis: 1.Ken Parker–Kiss An Angel Good Morning2.Ken Parker–Jimmy Brown Aka The Three Bells3.Ken Parker–I Can't Hide4.Ken Parker–Mothers Eyes Aka You Better Go5.Ken Parker & Dorothy Russell– Sincerely6.Ken Parker–Help Me Make It Through.

 A new collection of Lee Perry productions on CD,It ranges from remixes of classics to obscure songs never properly released.Mr. Perry I presume kicks off with the over looked 12’ version of George Faiths ‘Don’t be afraid’. Left off the classic.

 Don't Check Me with No Lightweight Stuff (1972-1975) Review by Jo-Ann GreeneLike most Jamaican stars, I-Roy was prolific to the point of deluging the market with releases, but unlike many other artists, most of his work during the apex of his.

 In the Mood for Ska: The Moonska Years Review by Thom JurekRecall does its typically great double-disc reissue thing and compiles a slew of sides by the Skatalites recorded originally for the Moonska label. The most amazing thing in the long life.

 Fy-Ah Fy-Ah: The Jad Masters 1967-1970 Review by Richie UnterbergerDespite being encased in a handsome box set featuring a 16-page booklet decorated with nice graphics, the rambling liner notes and other documentation don't give a totally clear.

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 A gem of a lovers rock compilation spotlighting the UK's master producer, Neville King. "lovers Rock Revisited" is a new compilation series selected by Zunggu Zunggu, author of "lovers Rock Record Guide (Rittor Music)"! The first volume spotlights.

 Tracklisting : W. Jarette–Poor Mi Israelites The Flames–Scare Him The Meditators– Give Me True LoveThe Helpers–HelpAnsel Collins–Night Doctor Lloyd Robinson–Run For Rescue The Meditators–Tomorrow When You're Gone W. Wellington–Too Many Miles Lloyd.

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  Clancy Eccles - Freedom: The Anthology 1967-73. Clancy Eccles was one of the major producers of rocksteady, the Jamaican music style that built on ska and soon developed into reggae. Besides being an accomplished singer and producer, Eccles.