Vinyl Album - Dave Smith And The Pylots - Man It's Reggae - Saga Eros

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dave Smith And The Pylots
Title:	Man It's Reggae
Label:	Saga Eros
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	EROS 8149
Date:	1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	$38
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PRICE GUIDE

$38

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Man This Is Reggae	L.Lawrence	7.0 Rate
A2	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Busted Tidal Wave	L.Lawrence	8.0 Rate
A3	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Break Time	L.Lawrence	8.0 Rate
A4	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Help Me Somebody	E.English	Rate
A5	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Miss Murael	D.Smith	Rate
A6	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Time Is Getting Hard	E.English	Rate
B1	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Cathie Smile	E.English	Rate
B2	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Sad World	E.English	Rate
B3	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Reggae In The Rise	L.Lawrence	7.0 Rate
B4	Dave Smith And The Pylots	Return To Me	E.English	8.0 Rate
B5	Dave Smith And The Pylots	In My World	E.English	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Madame Streggae 27th Oct 2021		For my money, easily the best of the Reggae budget albums (the MFP set of Kong productions is a different affair in that it was essentially a compilation of Jamaican 45s and not, as is usual with these things, UK recorded). If this had been issued on Trojan or Torpedo it'd be worth £XXXs. As compilations of UK Reggae 'Boss Sounds' goes, it's still a giveaway. The only downside with it for me is that, like most budget labels' output, it's in stereo, although certainly not the worst I've heard. I always think Reggae sounds best in good old mono.



johnnyhotspur 7th Nov 2020		Photo used by Trojan for one of their LP's here.



johnnyhotspur 18th Sep 2018		You're very welcome grant. Some collectors are calling this album the 'Unreleased Torpedo LP' as all tracks were recorded at the same sessions as the Hot Rod All Stars' Torpedo 45's Torpedo 16 Sad Girl is 'Sad World' (track B2) and 'Return To Me' (B4) is 'Welcome You Back Home' also Torpedo 16



grant henley 15th Sep 2018		Thank you so much for the info. I picked this album yesterday in very good condition from a charity shop for a nothing 49p . I hadn't heard of Dave Smith and the Pylots, so I did not know what to expect. All I can say I was blown away with what a great album it is and was surprised I could not find more about the artist till discovered your review . So again thank you again..



johnnyhotspur 1st Jun 2017



johnnyhotspur 30th May 2017		A Larry Lawrence production. UK Reggae actually featuring The Cimarons/Hot Rod All Stars on the rhythm tracks. Vocals by Errol English and Eugene Paul on some of the tracks. A Couple of the tracks were released as 45s on Eddy Grant's UK Torpedo label. A2 and A3 are great Skinhead instrumental fare. Re-released on 'Boulevard' in 1973

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Linked Releases

UK - Boulevard - 1973