Glen Brown

[John Public]

I heard about an album named "The Way to mount zion". Can you tell if it is a good album? is it dub or vocal?

[Bellyman]

It's kind of a mixed bag of everything. Some Dub, some instrumentals, some vocals.
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[DUDLEY 1NE]

to me kinda sublime, could have been better, if it was'nt a rush job.

[John Public]

What kind of albums I should buy from this singer?

[Moustafa]

I don't know but I think he is more dub than singer

[Bellyman]

Glen Brown is best known as one of the hardest roots producers of the 70s, though he started as a singer recording mainly duets as in Lloyd & Glen along Lloyd Robinson and in Dave & Glen where he was joined by Dave Barker.
The vocal recordings are nowadays spread far and wide on compilations by Studio One, Joe Gibbs and Lee Perry productions.

[Henrik]

As Bellyman mentioned, Geln Brown is one of the best roots producers of the 70s. If you like Glen Brown music check out the following albums:

Sylford Walker & Welton Irie "Lambs Bread International" (Blood and Fire label): One of the best reggae albums ever...

Glen Brown and King Tubby "Termination Dub": One of the best dub albums ever...

If you want to hear Glen Brown in action as a vocalist check out Glen Browns's "Boat to Progress" (Greensleeves / Shanagie). Next to Glen Brown this album also contains tracks of Little Roy, Gregory Isaacs, Roman Stewart,...

For Glen Brown Instrumentals check out "check the winner" (Greensleeves / Shanagie).

In case you are looking for 7", check titles released on the Pantomine label.

[John Public]

Thank you all, I take a walk to the record shop