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His debut Frontline album, the excellent Cool Ruler , barely ruffled a feather outside Jamaica. It did, however, provide most of the material for Slum: Gregory Isaacs in Dub , which boasted fat rhythms by the Revolutionaries, keyboardist Ansel Collins with Prince Jammy, and Isaacs himself behind the mixing board.
Even with Frontline out of the picture, Isaacs continued going from strength to strength. Inking a U. No wonder the singer was a hands-down success at the first Reggae Sunsplash. It was at this point that Island Records signed the singer to their Mango imprint.
Amazingly, as the song spread around the world, the singer sat whiling his time away in a Jamaican jail as the result of a drug arrest. He was released later in and immediately entered the studio to record Out Deh with producers Errol Brown and Flabba Holt.
Isaacs recorded with anyone and everyone and was just as quick to revise his old songs as create fresh ones. The latter proved so popular that a second set, Judge Not , appeared the next year. The album was produced by Gussie Clarke, a man with the determined goal of creating an international crossover sound via his own one-stop operation a la Motown. Isaacs swiftly found himself a dancehall hero. It was during this period that Isaacs also recorded an album for King Tubby.
Warning boasts the magnificent rhythms of the Firehouse Crew, and a dark atmosphere of foreboding slinks through the entire set. The masterful Red Rose for Gregory boasts a clutch of hits beside equally sublime non tracks, all cut for Clarke.
Isaacs continued to cut seminal singles with Clarke, while also recording with a host of other producers. Watchman of the City. Red Rose for Gregory. Who's Gonna Take You Home. No Contest. Slum in Dub. On the Dance Floor. Once Ago. Cosmic Force. Boom Shot. Come Again Dub. Love Is Overdue. No Intention. State of Shock. Talk Don't Bother Me. Gregory Isaacs and the Dancehall DJ's. Feature Attraction.
Lonely Days. Jamaican Gold. No Surrender. Pardon Me! Pow Wow. Reggae Jammin'. I Am Gregory. Demon Records. You're Divine. Lagoon Reggae. Can't Stay Away. Holding Me Captive. Live in France. I'll Never Trust You Again. Mek Me Prosper. Dance Hall Don. My Poor Heart. Over the Bridge. Blood Brothers. The Unforgetable. No Luck. Culture Press. Over the Years.
African Museum. A Lady of Your Calibre. World Records. Set Me Free. Dem Talk Too Much.
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