Gideon Jah Rubbaal

[stepping razor]

The 10" single there was a problem with the pressing and was withdrawn, except some still got through to Ernie B. It`s being repressed properly & will be out soon.

peace

[informer]

just got the CD. Excellent release. Best discovery of a "new" name in a long time. Sound quality is good.

[Rootsman]

Yep,

ditto, got it t=yesterday, wicked CD.

Dave

[Marky Dread]

FINALLY picked this up, and i'm sorry i waited so long! GREAT quality, GREAT tunes! he reminds me of Max Romeo...

[Rootsman]

FINALLY picked this up, and i'm sorry i waited so long! GREAT quality, GREAT tunes! he reminds me of Max Romeo...

Better late than never.

Doesn`t seem over a year since I bought it, and its still great

[Jahson]

I am loving this disc, criminally underrated roots vocalist!

[Vinnie]

Is this compilation only on cd available, no LP ?

Rich Man is a really great tune

one of my favorites of jahrubbaal indeed

have it on a 12" love it
i think i even have a spare copy of that and i dont mean that crappy 10"

[Mystikal Gong]

First time i heard him was when he was introduced by Yellowman on the Live@ Aces (1982). What a great singer - i never knew him before. What a revelation?

JAH Guide, Selah!

[vvjames0]

All tracks on 'Free Us Now' were recorded between 1975 and 1979 at Channel One, rhythms courtesy of the Revolutionaries. For the most part they feature Gideon’s guileless unsweetened voice and typically Rasta lyrical themes amid hand drums, flexatone, wobbly organs and Vin Gordon’s soft trombone. Love Rasta talks of the quest for spiritual growth and self-determination; Judgeman Time suggests some far-fetched hiding places for the wicked when the time of reckoning arrives; and Share The Wealth scorns the material life with the question “what’s the fuss about?”

[alonsoreggae]

10" Vinyl Gideon Jah Rubbaal label 2008:

1. Love Rasta - Gideon Jah Rubbaal
2. Version
3. Rich Man (Extended Mix) - Gideon Jah Rubbaal

peace

i just bought this single, great start for my new vinyl collection, bought some king tubby and culture aswell