Delroy Wilson

[Lion]

Thanks Ites never see that cd.
Sometimes producers have not a nuff track to fill a cd.


lion

[mick d]

reviving this thread because i just bought Sarge on CD from Ernie B. i too thought this was only available on vinyl, but then i saw that Ernie had it on CD. it arrived last night and has been getting a lot of playtime since. definitely a great album. my CD says that it has bonus tracks, but they aren't actually there. does anyone else have this problem?

[Greg]

if you like the sarge album, which im still trying to find, then these are must haves

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[cover=684,801] easily attainable on CD

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i believe all of them to be bunny lee productions which in my opinion showcased delroy the best

[Greg]

reviving this thread because i just bought Sarge on CD from Ernie B. i too thought this was only available on vinyl, but then i saw that Ernie had it on CD. it arrived last night and has been getting a lot of playtime since. definitely a great album. my CD says that it has bonus tracks, but they aren't actually there. does anyone else have this problem?

sounds like an abraham release

[mick d]

not an abraham release. its the same JAS release that Ites mentions on the previous page.

[jm]

hi
"Tune into reggae music"is a great album you can find it on cd on rhino records
bye
jm

[sean]

Can anyone tell me, is Delroy mainly a lovers man, or is he roots? Maybe both/ I thought he was lovers i suppose.

[Red Eyes]

You need the last album on Pressure Sounds!! Has some very wicked tracks, and crucial mixing.

To Sean's question: not really roots I think. One of the few singers that never jumped on the rasta bandwagon, I think (?).

[sean]

thanks red eyes.

[Red Eyes]

I would call him "soulful"