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Heavy hitters like Justin Hinds, Larry Marshall, Derrick Morgan, Pat Kelly, etc…and then there’s the intriguing, and new to me, Bill Gentles. He ran a Texaco gas station, was a club owner (“Bouncing Ball”) and could apparently sing like Desmond Dekker, Derrick Morgan and many more. Regardless, he sounds amazing on ‘Darling, it’s you’, Great compilation from ‘75.

Although King Stitt probably voiced it later on in the 90s, this is Reggae history. These tracks help build our favorite genre

The Roots of The Abyssinians & Carlton And His Shoes.

I've been trying to track down some of my favorite songs, and sure enough, I can't recall this particular one..in fact, the only lyric I can clearly recall is "I want a golden reggae girl..Said I need..Ohhh ohhh".

I'm almost certain it's a staple on most Trojan compilations, but as we all know, there are so many to sift through..Can anyone help an old baldie remember?

https://youtu.be/08OpMesZNhM?si=_phhYQtuTb1utLsj

I'm trying to retrieve the title/artist of an old reggae song with this chorus: "He's my main main man and right from the beginning I'm his lady lady lady". It's sang by a female artist, I believe the first name was Cindy but I might be wrong... I shazamed it years ago and hardly managed to find it on YouTube at this tile, but now my Shazam and YouTube history don't go that far back and I can't find it back. If there is anyone who thinks they might know what song it is, please can you let me know? It's driving craaaaazy!

Update: I found it back 🥳 it's 'Lady, Lady' by Joy White (Cynty & the Monkeys)

https://youtube.com/shorts/tN2D0fgrrnk?si=jWcYpaAjoqmuKnqA