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"the best roots reggae album ever…" Lloyd Bradley
"a defining statement of Jamaican vocal group artistry in the seventies, by virtue of it's thematic coherence, superb musicanship and beautiful vocals it is exemplary roots music of the highest order. It is also the most perfectly realised album to come from Lee Perry's Black Ark" Steve Barrow, Blood & Fire Reggae Historian.

TRACK LISTING

Fisherman
Congoman
Open Up The Gate
Children Crying
La La Bam Bam
Can't Come In
Sodom And Gomorrow
The Wrong Thing
Ark Of The Covenant
Solid Foundation