Praise Jah

Roots harmony group, less flash than the big Kingston names of the era, but the vocal blend here is genuinely tighter than most of their contemporaries. Norman Grant's lead sits high and clear over Rasta-conscious riddims that don't overreach. It's a steady, unhurried listen — no single track dominates, which is either its charm or the reason it got passed over for louder records that year.

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