Errol Brown

Rock Christmas: Volume 1 - 10 The Very Best Of Music

Posted by Alex156 at Dec. 6, 2009

Rock Christmas: Volume 1 - 10 The Very Best Of
Rock Cristmas | MP3 @ 256 kbps | 10 CD | 1.2 Gb

Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - The 1970s Dub Albums Collection (2023) Music

Posted by delpotro at Aug. 5, 2023

Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - The 1970s Dub Albums Collection (2023)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks+log+.cue) - 1,13 Gb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 646 Mb | 04:41:56
Dub, Reggae | Label: Doctor Bird, Cherry Red Records

12 tracks new to CD. Joe Gibbs’ entire dub album output from the 1970s. Includes some of the most acclaimed dub albums of all time.

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VA – The Trip (1989-1999) [StarFM 97.1] (2CD) (1999) Music

Posted by EktorasClub at May 31, 2013

A comprehensive and unique sonic pleasure on 2 CD with 35 top songs, original and authentic performances signed by a wide range of artists from the music scene. Travel back in time with Marianne Faithfull, Terry Hall, Take That, Francois Feldman, Elton John, Charles & Eddie, Errol Brown and many more!!!

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Roots of Creation - Grateful Dub: A Reggae Infused Tribute To the Grateful Dead (2018) Music

Posted by aasana at July 9, 2019

Roots of Creation - Grateful Dub (2018)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks+.cue) | 01:05:43 | 415,06 MB
Reggae | Label: Independent Label Services, Inc.

After their previous release, Livin' Free, topped the Reggae charts, RoC are back with a reggae tribute to the Grateful Dead. Produced by the legendary Errol Brown (Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Rebelution), the album features many recognizable guests from the Grateful Dead, Jam, and Reggae worlds.

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BBC - Hot Chocolate (2015) Movies

Posted by Tutorial at April 10, 2016

Errol Brown, who died aged 71 in May 2015, was probably the most famous and ubiquitous black British pop star of the 70s and early 80s.

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Roots of Creation - Grateful Dub: A Reggae Infused Tribute To the Grateful Dead (2018) Music

Posted by aasana at March 9, 2018

Roots of Creation - Grateful Dub: A Reggae Infused Tribute To the Grateful Dead (2018)
Reggae, Dub | 1:05:43 | WEB FLAC (tracks) | 419 MB
Label: Independent Label Services, Inc.

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Hot Chocolate - A's, B's & Rarities (2004) Music

Posted by BlondStyle at Oct. 27, 2019

Hot Chocolate's "A's, B's & Rarities" makes a chronological run through the group's singles between 1969 and 1975. Along the way the band released some classic songs like "Brother Louie," "You Sexy Thing," and "Emma," and racked up a considerable amount of U.K. chart hits (less so in the U.S.). Their simple but powerful blend of rock, soul, bubblegummy pop, and proto-disco still sounds revolutionary 30 years later (much as the work of another racially mixed group, the Equals, does) and there are a raft of great songs here, like the rocked-out "Go Go Girl," the low-down and funky "Makin' Music," and the sticky-sweet confections "You Could Have Been a Lady" and "Pretty Girls."

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Dennis Brown - Wolf & Leopards (1977) Music

Posted by uff at Sept. 28, 2014

Dennis Brown - Wolf & Leopards (1977)
Reggae | 1cd | EAC Rip | Wv + Cue + Log | covers
VP MUsic VPCD2333-2 | rel: 2006 | 250Mb

Although Dennis Brown released over a hundred albums during his career, Wolf & Leopards, which appeared in 1977, might be the most significant for a couple of different reasons, even though it was essentially a collection of singles. It was the first LP from Brown to feature the singer as a full-fledged Rastaman, and the songs show a strong commitment to cultural themes. It also introduced to the world his signature song, "Here I Come" (aka "Love and Hate"), as well as the title tune, "Wolf & Leopards," which is rumored to have been mixed by Lee "Scratch" Perry at his Black Ark studio. Several of the tracks were produced by Niney, with the rest produced by Brown himself with help from singer Castro Brown, but even with its sort of little bit here, little bit there haphazard makeup, Wolf & Leopards functions as a fully integrated and coherent album sequence.

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Dennis Brown - The Complete A&M Years (2003) Music

Posted by JET 1 at July 28, 2015

Dennis Brown's endearing trio of albums for A&M – Four Play, Love Has Found Its Way and The Prophet Rides Again – nicely anthologized on this great 2CD set! By the time the 80s came around, Dennis was, deservedly, a huge star in both Jamaica and the UK, but hadn't reached that level of fame in the US. It couldn't have made more sense for a major label in the States to sweep in and try to change that situation – and if the fame didn't quite come on our side of the pond, it wasn't for a lack of great music. The Professionals lay down the instrumentation and each of the 3 A&M records feature excellent production by Joe Gibbs, along with Willie Lindo, Dennis Brown and Errol Thompson. Titles include "On The Rocks", "I Need Your Love", "Come On Baby", "The Existence Of Jah", "The Cheapter", "Your Man", "Love Has Found Its Way", "Get High On Your Love", "Blood, Sweat And Tears", "Any Day Now", "Why Baby Why", "Get Up", "Out Of The Funk", "Jammin' My Way To Fame", "Too Hot", "The Prophet Rides Again", "Historical Places (Ethiopia)", "This Love Of Mine", "Storms Are Raging".

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Hot Chocolate - Best Of The 70's (2000) Music

Posted by popsakov at Feb. 13, 2024

The multidimensional Hot Chocolate incorporated strains of soul, rock, reggae, and disco into their sound and, during the '70s and early '80s, scored a dozen Top 10 hits in their native U.K. Formed by Errol Brown and Tony Wilson, the interracial band debuted in 1969 as Hot Chocolate Band with a cover of Plastic Ono Band's "Give Peace a Chance," issued on the Beatles' Apple Records. The band then forged a long-term alliance with producer Mickie Most and his RAK label, for which Brown and Wilson also wrote material for other artists. From 1970 through 1973, Hot Chocolate released seven singles. "Love Is Life" and "I Believe (In Love)" were Top 10 U.K. hits, as was "Brother Louie," a bleak tale regarding an interracial relationship. A cover version, shrewdly recorded by Stories, went to number one in the U.S.

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