Jah Carlos

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tibby
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Jah Carlos

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Is he the same than Don Carlos? I find his voice is quite similar.

I know two songs by him, 'Black Harmony' and 'Prepare Jah Man', both on wackies label, anyone knows other songs?

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Sure he is the same ! Definetely !
No ther recordings for the Wackies label ever came out. They actually never were on Wackies. Both songs appeared on the early 'Rawsa' and 'Senrab' labels as 7" produced by Lloyd Barnes in 1976.
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tibby
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Re: Jah Carlos

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thnx for your answer ! :)
do you know if he made other songs on the same labels, or under the same name?

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Re: Jah Carlos

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Hey, fine you're on !
No, these two tunes are the only ones I know he recorded as Jah Carlos. Shortly after that he joined the Black Uhro, than left to become the Don Carlos of early Dancehall fame as we know him.
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indi indi
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Re: Jah Carlos

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aka Don McCarlos?
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Don Carlos aka Don McCarlos aka Jah Carlos, birth name Euvin Spencer, born June 29th 1952.
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Yeah in the early 70's he was a part of the legendery black uhuru (with garth dennis and derrick "duckie" simpson) band. He just recorded one song and left the group to start a solo career. Some of his best recordings were made in the channel one and tuff gong studios, with the roots radics band, sly & robbie and many more. After that period he returned in 1989 to black uhuru (with the original members). The first album they did was "Now". My favourite Albums with Black Uhuru are "Mystical Truth" (1992) and Now(1989). But I still believe that his best material he recorded was in the early 80's like "Harvest Time" (my favourite one), Ghetto Living, Day To Day Living, Just A Passing Glance. After he left the group in 1994 he recorded his album "Seven Days A Week" in 1997. It is a really great album. And now you can hear him on the Groundation albums.
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Post by King Osman »

What a beautiful voice. You have to listen to his words. I just heard of him as he started working with groundation. But i think it's time to start collect these wonderful tunes. Big Up Rastafari
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Re: Jah Carlos

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on the jah carlos "prepare jah" what compilation is it under as becuase "black harmony" is under wackies label vol. 1 but what about "prepare jah" what compilation is it under in or what label?
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