Iword & the sound of creation-Ride this rythmn

[Earth&Stone]

Greetings!Any info about this album?Thank you!

[Andy Bassford]

I played on some songs for I-Word at Tuff Gong in the early 80s with Family Man producing, probably in 1982. I overdubbed my parts but I believe the rhythm tracks were played by Fams, Carly, Tyrone, and Wia. Can't remember if I played rhythm guitar or just lead. Also can't remember any song titles.

[Bellyman]

Hi Andy,
nice to see a prominent musician visiting here and giving information that elsewhere would be lost.
Are we talking about the same people otherwise known as 'Iwa and the Sons of Solomon'?
They made a fine album around that time you remember recording for them, the one I know was called "Queen Shaba".

[Roots Archives]

Hi Andy,
nice to see a prominent musician visiting here and giving information that elsewhere would be lost.
Are we talking about the same people otherwise known as 'Iwa and the Sons of Solomon'?
They made a fine album around that time you remember recording for them, the one I know was called "Queen Shaba".

No that is a very different record. Mr Bassford is right.
I-word and the sound of creation. Healing Voice records LP. An expensive collectors item these days.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIN9m1rF ... re=related

Tracklist:
A1: spread the word
A2: this is the time of our lives
A3: no doubt about it
A4: rastafari chant
A5: pass the holy grail
B1: we are one
B2: I live
B3: uplift yourself
B4: jah love will conquer all
B5: mango connection

[rasralo]

It is a cool album - it was re-released as a double CD (decent sound quality, many many bonus tracks) in the 90ies.
The original LP is a fine roots item - worth a listen.

And of course IWA (Queen Sheba) is another artist, but also a great record!

[imet]

we are making some confusion here... the album of the title is not the same one rasralo and roots archives are talking about... it's called RIDE THE RHYTHM, i saw it sometimes on ebay but never had the chance to listen to it....