This debut album captures Massive Dread at an early stage of his career when he was starting to make a name for himself as a unique voice in reggae
The production has that classic late-70s roots vibe-- deep basslines, steady drum rhythms, and dub influences mixed with Massive Dread's distinctive vocal style.
The album contains a mix of vocal tracks and deejay toasting, showcasing Massive Dread's versatility. His style helped bridge the gap between the roots reggae era and the rising dancehall movement.
Musicians:
Drums: Lowell 'Sly' Dunbar
Bass Guitar: Robert 'Robbie' Shakespeare
Lead Guitar: Winston 'Bo Peep' Bowen
Organ: Ansel 'Pinkie' Collins
Saxophone; Felix 'Deadly Headley' Bennett
The production has that classic late-70s roots vibe-- deep basslines, steady drum rhythms, and dub influences mixed with Massive Dread's distinctive vocal style.
The album contains a mix of vocal tracks and deejay toasting, showcasing Massive Dread's versatility. His style helped bridge the gap between the roots reggae era and the rising dancehall movement.
Musicians:
Drums: Lowell 'Sly' Dunbar
Bass Guitar: Robert 'Robbie' Shakespeare
Lead Guitar: Winston 'Bo Peep' Bowen
Organ: Ansel 'Pinkie' Collins
Saxophone; Felix 'Deadly Headley' Bennett
TRACK LISTING
African Roots
Squatters Connection
Black Is A Natural Fact
Economical System
Right Time Come
Natty Dread International
Mutual Inspiration
Humble Lion