Larry Marshall - I Admire You (1975)

 01. She Is My Woman

02. I Admiral You

03. Shirley

04. Captivity

05. Jah Fire

06. My Foreparent

07. Heavy Heavy Load

08. Is Whey Deh Money Deh

09. Set Me Free

10. Thelma

11. Can´t You Understand

12. You Liend

13. Oh Jah

14. Oh Girld (mix)

 

 

 

 

✓ Name: Larry Marshall
✓ Cd Name: I Admiral You
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✓ Genre: Reggae/Rocksteady/Ska

✓ (†) 24 Aug. 2007 

✓ Released:  1975

✓  Born: St. Anna, Jamaica
✓ Label:  Heart & Beat
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  Although he's almost completely unknown outside of reggae circles, singer/songwriter Larry Marshall had a huge influence on reggae music during its formative years. His warm, romantic delivery and rich baritone voice made his singles favorites at the Kingston sound system dances in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He cut the majority of his most important sides with Clement "Coxsone" Dodd at Studio One (the best of them compiled on another Heartbeat release, Presenting Larry Marshall), but he maintained a very high standard of quality after leaving Dodd to produce his own material at Harry J's, Randy's, and Joe Gibbs' studios. Originally released in 1975, I Admire You is remarkably consistent -- although "Captivity" drags a bit, there are virtually no clunkers on this album. A few tracks stand out, including the epochal sufferer's anthem "Heavy Heavy Load" and the aching love ballad "Oh Girl" in particular. (Perhaps recognizing the superb quality of these two tracks, the producers of the CD reissue have provided them in extended mixes.) Yet "My Foreparent" and "Thelma" are equally fine, and the title track comes very close. Highly recommended.

 

 

 

 

Aswad - Aswad (1976)

01. I A Rebel Soul
02. Can't Stand The Pressure
03. Ethiopian Rhapsody
04. Natural Progression
05. Back To Africa
06. Red Up
07. Ire Woman
08. Concrete Slaveship

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 ✓ Genre: Roos Reggae 
✓ Released:  1976 
✓ Label: Island Records/Basing Streets Studios
✓ Born:  England
✓ Produced Engineer: Tony Platt
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Aswad are one of Britain's finest and long-lasting reggae groups, starting out in the mid-1970's they began to shine throughout the 1980's, releasing some high quality material and peaking in the early 1990's.
The group was originally made up of Brinsley Forde, Angus "Drummie Zeb" Gaye, Donald Griffiths, George Oban and Courtney Hemmings. Later the group added Tony "Gad" Robinson.
They earned a reputation as fine session players, backing Burning Spear during his performance at the Rainbow Theatre in London in 1977 which was captured for the album release "Burning Spear - Live".
Aswad's music was hugely popular amongst the West Indian communities of the UK because unlike Jamaican reggae their songs lyrics dealth with the experiences of black youths growing up in the UK.
Aswad originally signed with Island Records subsidary label Mango for their early releases, later the group recorded for Colombia where they released the quality albums "New Chapter" and "Not Satisfied" in the early 1980's.

Their 1988 single "Don't Turn Around" reached number one in the UK singles chart, the group toured frequently including visits to Jamaica, West Africa, Japan and Israel.
In 1994 the single "Shine" received heavy radio airplay and reached number 5 in the UK charts.
In recent times the line-up of Aswad has changed but the group continues to release great quality material such as 2009's "City Lock" album. Brinsley Forde was appointed Member Of The Order Of The British Empire (MBE) in 2015 honours for his services to the arts.