George Nooks/Prince Mohammed album question

[nugs]

Greetings, are all these albums inna DJ style? I love Prince Mohammed's DJing but I'm not that interested in his singing. I have Inna Him Head and it's all DJ, I'm assuming all of these are strictly DJ except Today seems like it's probably him singing.

1979

* African Roots
* No One Remember Africa

1979-82

* Bubbling

1981

* Today

[Rootsman]

"No One remembers Africa" is not strictly DJ style.

From memory he definately sings on at least one track, pretty sure "Moses Moses" is one.

Dave

[nugs]

Thanks Dave, I'll still hopefully pick up that LP one day, I like the tune Man to Man from that LP which I have on 7".

[Rootsman]

Thanks Dave, I'll still hopefully pick up that LP one day, I like the tune Man to Man from that LP which I have on 7".

I would definately get it if you can, imo it is his best album.

Dave

[donlox]

He sings and dj's on No One Remembers Africa and IMO is one darn good album. I've spent the last couple decades trying to locate this album with no luck. I saw it on ebay a few times for big money. Furtunately I was Blessed and lucky to get a decent copy from a friend who was throwing out a lot of really good roots and dub classics. I said to myself "Are You Crazy, throwing away foundation roots is a crime", trying not to show my excitement in taking them off his hands for free. Also Prince Mohammed's 1979 Inna Him Head is all DJing style and is very good. I do like his all singing album (Today). He's a very good singer just like Trinity AKA Junior Brammer. They both show that they can transform from DJ to Singer successfully.

[Visitor]

There is also a rare Prince Mohammed album on Hungry Town label.

http://www.popsike.com/PRINCE-MOHAMMED- ... 17462.html

[nugs]

Nice one, anyone have any information on that LP?

[Sir Bellyas]

It's stupidly rare, basically its the Hungry Town In Dub album with Nooks / Mohammed chanting over it, one track in particular, I think its Jah No Partial, is famous amongst older Shaka-ites, Shaka used to play a dubplate of it featuring very little of the Prince except for a dramatic moment when the music drops out and Mohammed's voice bursts through: "Rastafari!". It's one of those, y'know?

[ABC]

First: It's not a dubplate. The cut that can be heard on a recorded session is identical to the album track.

second: the album is rare because when the label went bankrupt all unsold copies were thrown in the garbage bin/destroyed.

[Sir Bellyas]

The track is the same yes, but Shaka played it off a plate. And I know about the reason for it being rare, but rare it certainly is nevertheless.