George Nooks ‎- Giving Thanks (2005)

01. Give Thanks

02. Always There For You

03. He Has Made Me Glad

04. How Great Thou Art

05. Lean On Me

06. Can You Reach My Friend

07. My Redeemer Live

08. Sweeter As The Day Goes By

09. Bridge Over Troubled Water

10. Lord I Lift Your Name

11. Live For Jesus

12. No Power

13. Guide Me

14. Lead Me

15. God Is Standing By

16. One God

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George Nooks - No Power On Eatrh (2002)

01. No Power on Earth
02. Hero
03. Everthing U Do
04. Lord I
05. After A Storm
06. It´s Magic
07. The Last Time
08. Real Love
09. One God
10. A Good Man
11. Hot Ladies (feat. Buju Banton)
12. I Need Your Blessing
13. Running Away
14. Tell Me Why
15.  Show Love
16. Greatest Thing
17. Musical Sweetness
18.Love Land



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Nooks started his musical career in the youth choir at his church, and moved on to perform at school concerts and talent shows. After first recording professionally in 1974, Nooks first found success performing under the name Prince Mohamed, as a deejay on discomix tracks for producer Joe Gibbs, notably on Dennis Brown's 1978 hit "Money in my Pocket", and "How Could I Leave", as well as "Light Up Your Spliff" for producer Prince Tony Robinson.

 He moved on to work with other producers such as Alvin Ranglin and Bunny Riley. His first album, a joint effort with General Echo, People Are You Ready, was released on the United Artists subsidiary Ballistic in 1978.

This was followed by African Roots, recorded the following year for producer Linval Thompson. He had a hit in Jamaica with "Forty Legs Dread", and the increasing violence in Kingston prompted Nooks to record a version of Little Roy's "Tribal War", now singing rather than deejaying, and released under his real name, which he followed with a cover version of Errol Dunkley's "Darling Ooh".

Nooks would subsequently concentrate on his singing, releasing the Today album in 1981, although he reverted to Prince Mohamed in 1982 for an album with June Lodge. His singing gained comparisons with Dennis Brown, who he would later pay tribute to with a double album of Brown covers.
It would be 1997 before Nooks released another album, his self-titled collection resulting in three Tamika Reggae Music awards, but since 1997 he has been quite prolific, releasing a string of solo albums, as well as albums shared with Glen Washington, Roland Burrell, Singing Melody and Lukie D. He continues to perform and record, mixing reggae and Gospel.
Nooks also works as a producer, and has run his own Total Records label since the early 1990s.