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what do you think about these guys? i have heard an LP called Stop that train ( http://www.roots-archives.com/release/2044 ) and it is really great. They are from late 60s and the begining of the 70s

yeah
they are the originators of this track covered by general saint and clint eastood and which was an early 80s succeess
fadel

they have also another tune called "tonight"they had a nice collaboration with derrick harriott,back then
i think the keith is keith rowls who is having a program i think in new york city as a radio dj or producer and had a stint with the upsetter in the mid 70's
fadel

h(keith rowe)also contributed a nice song called"groovy situation"in arkology
check it
fadel

i also have tonight, it is really great

interview to keith rowe: http://reggae-vibes.com/concert/keithro ... hrowe2.htm

I first heard Tonight on the classic compilation album Rebel Music - it is an absolute scorcher - the backing tune is also used on the studio classic Try Love by Sugar Minott

Im crazy with their tune "hypnotic eyes"!

They also had a 12" single where they are called the Twin Roots ( the title of the single is 'know love' ), that was produced at the black ark. Watty Burret is on the flip with the song 'rainy night in Portland'

It's a absolute killer single.

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=10922

hum "know love"is killing you are right and sung in an almostsoulful delivery.the message is sad"if you never know love already..."
yeah indeed
fadel

I'm familiar with Them don't know love on the 'Heart of the Ark' album from Lee Perry - artist name is Righteous - is this a different version?