Earl Sixteen

[Rootsman]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me what his "Soldier of Jah Army" album is like. I have been told that it is pretty good. Can you guys please give me a bit more info as im not familiar with most of the tracks.

Thanks once again

Respect

Dave

[Morris]

I to ave seen this LP for sale, I believe the tracks are all 7"/12" singles that he done during the 1970`s.

It is released on the Patate label which also relased Rod Taylors Ethiopian Kings and am told is in a similar vein.

I think its worth picking up by the sounds of it

Morris

[Rootsman]

Thanks Morris for you thoughts.

However, is there anyone out there that has heard this album and can tell me a little bit more about the quality of this album.

Are the tracks crucial, heavy etc and what is the sound quality like.

Thanks in advance for any responses.

Respect

Dave

[Bellyman]

Hi Rootsman,
I rate this compilation 'well crucial' and I have every other album by Earl Sixteen. What makes this record so remarkable is the inclusion of the original version and dub to 'Malcolm X'.
Highly recommended to everyone.
Greetings.

[bridgie]

2nd on Bellyman's comments - it is well worth the price of admission. Sound quality is tops.

[KayaLion]

I have the album on my computer and I think it's very worth picking up. Crucial tunes on that LP are imo Soldiers of Jah Army, Freedom, Malcolm X, Rastaman, ...

Go for it, you won't be disappointed.

Bless

[Jah Titus]

Knotty!
SOLDIER OF JAH ARMY could be a crucial collection but the sound quality in some tracks is really very bad. What a pity cos de selection of tunes is great.


Satta