Sweet Sweet Jenny - The Maytals
1965
A sunshine groove from The Maytals
A breezy, melodic gem that captures the group’s youthful spark.
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Sweet Sweet Jenny - The Maytals
1965
A sunshine groove from The Maytals
A breezy, melodic gem that captures the group’s youthful spark.
Byron Lee *June 27, 1935
The Maytals “Teacher Teacher” 1971
An unusual track Toots and his crew. A weird combination of almost calypso and early reggae. As far as I can tell this hasn’t been reissued very often.
Typical hazy but well loved Jamaican pressing!
The Maytals (1970)
The Maytals - Christmas Season (1964)
Turns out that Jamaica has a long tradition of Christmas tunes, here are the incomparable Maytals with some seasonal ska.
New podcast episode is up! This week, we're escaping the snow by heading to Jamaica and listening to the music of the late, great Jimmy Cliff
Jimmy Cliff - The Harder They Come (1972)
On this day—July 7, 1972—the soundtrack to the film The Harder They Come by Jimmy Cliff and others was released. Reggae singles recorded between 1967 and 1972 by Scotty, the Melodians, the Maytals, the Slickers, and Desmond Dekker comprise half the album, but the emotional heart is a handful of performances by Cliff, both studio recordings and on film. Featuring recordings of “You Can Get It If You Really Want,” “The Harder They Come,” and the gorgeous “Many Rivers to Cross,” the album is noted for having played a large part in popularizing reggae in the US, and it regularly appears on lists of the greatest albums of all time.
Jamaican Heart & Soul - Vinyl mix by Kalbata
Tracklist:
When The Lights Are Low - Joya Landis Wolf In Sheep Clothing - Psalms Lonely Feeling - Nicky Thomas Here I Am - Al Brown Show And Tell - Horace Andy Your New Love - Dobby Dobson Any Man Can Be A Fool - Max Brown Penticostal Message - Rev. V. B. & Lucy Myers Deliver Us - Alton Ellis He Ain't Heavy - Pat Kelly Picture On The Wall - Freddy Mckay Walk With Love - The Maytals Night Owl - Horace Andy Don't Break Your Promise - The Chosen Few Blood & Fire - Niney People Crying - The Gaylads Too Late To Turn Back Now - Alton Ellis Live Up To Your Name - Prince Lincoln My Happiness Depending On You - Velvet Shadow Brandy - John Holt Super Natural Thing - Richard Ace Smile A While - Nitty Gritty Togetherness - Dennis Walks Set Me Free - Uriel Aldridge Please Don't Say No More - Major Lance