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Linval Thompson
I Love Marijuana
During the late seventies Jamaican music was experiencing what many consider to be its last golden age. King Tubby was in full swing. Channel One's Revolutionaries were at their peak and talented producers such as Linval Thompson were taking full advantage of the availability of such considerable talent.
Linval, who had made his recording debut as a singer for Bunnie Lee earlier in the decade was by this time widely regarded as one of Jamaica's finest all-round talents and his massive hit, 'I Love Marijuana' (along with the album that followed) helped maintain his reputation.
In the years tha have followed, Linval has continued to make great music, although the days when he could call upon the musical contribution of both the great King Tubby and groups such as the Revolutionaries have sadly long since passed. So until the dawning of the next great age in Jamaican music let this album be a reminder of its glorious past.
A1
I Love Marijuana
A2
Dread Are The Controller
A3
The Children Of The Ghetto
A4
Don't Push Your Brother
A5
Begging For Apology
B1
Not Follow Fashion
B2
Roots Lady
B3
Big Big Girl
B4
Just Another Girl
B5
Starlight
B6
Jamaican Colley (Version)

