Vinyl Album - The Ethiopians - The Original Reggae Hitsound - Trojan

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Ethiopians
Title:	The Original Reggae Hitsound
Label:	Trojan
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TRLS 228
Date:	1986
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Ethiopians	Free Man	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A2	The Ethiopians	Train To Skaville	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A3	The Ethiopians	Engine 54	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A4	The Ethiopians	Come One Now	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A5	The Ethiopians	Train To Glory	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A6	The Ethiopians	The Whip	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A7	The Ethiopians	Everything Crash	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A8	The Ethiopians	Things A Get Bad To Worse	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A9	The Ethiopians	Well Red	Leonard Dillon	Rate
A10	The Ethiopians	One	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B1	The Ethiopians	Hong Kong Flu	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B2	The Ethiopians	Gun Man	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B3	The Ethiopians	What A Fire	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B4	The Ethiopians	Woman Capture Man	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B5	The Ethiopians	Feel The Spirit	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B6	The Ethiopians	Drop Him	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B7	The Ethiopians	Good Ambition	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B8	The Ethiopians	No Baptism	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B9	The Ethiopians	The Selah	Leonard Dillon	Rate
B10	The Ethiopians	Pirate	Leonard Dillon	Rate

Notes

Track B11: "The Word Is Love", written by Leonard Dillon.
A1: Produced by Clement "Coxone" Dodd.
A2, A3, A4: A Wirl Production.
A5, A6: A Sonia Pottinger Production.
A7, A8, A9, A10, B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B9: Produced by J.J. Johnson.
B7, B8: Produced by Derrick Harriott.
B10, B11: Produced by Harry J.

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RogerFoster 16th May 2015		This L.P. chronicles developments in Jamaican music in the 1966-72 period quite well. Carefree Rocksteady sounds and an obsession with trains during 1967, including "Train To Skaville" which made it to #40 on The U.K. charts. Reggae and concern with social conditions in 1968-70 .... And a strong Spiritual/Rastafarian influence after that ....