Israel Vibration Strength of My Life LP

Israel Vibration: Strength of My Life LP Bundle Includes 1 Test Pressing and 1 copy of the Black and 1 copy of the Marijuana Variant, Limited to 30 Bundles. 1 PER PERSON/HOUSEHOLD.

Israel Vibration: Strength of My Life (Black Vinyl Edition) Regular Variant

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One of the best reggae albums of the ‘80s and one of the real highlights in the Real Authentic Sound label catalog finally gets an LP reissue! Lascelle "Wiss" Bulgin, Albert "Apple Gabriel" Craig, and Cecil "Skelly" Spence all contracted childhood polio, and met at a Jamaican rehab center; in the ‘70s, they formed Israel Vibration and their first record, The Same Song, released in 1978 on the Top Ranking label, was an international smash. But by the time they released Strength of My Life in 1988, it had been seven years since they had made a record, having fled Jamaica in the intervening years to seek better health care and to escape the dancehall scene. Against all odds, Strength of My Life turned out to be a triumph, the beginning of the group’s partnership with the Roots Radics and a reaffirmation of the love the group’s members had for each other and a celebration, as the title goes, of the strength of their lives (we defy you not to be moved by the title track). That’s Augustus Pablo on melodica on “Greedy Dog” and Dwight Pinkney on guitar on “Jah Love Me,” by the way. Roots reggae royalty!

A1. Cool and Calm
A2. Jah Love Me
A3. Pay Day
A4. Greedy Dog
A5. No More Apartheid
B1. Perfect Love and Understanding
B2. Live and Give
B3. Middle East
B4. Jah Is the Strength of My Life