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Noel "Bunny" Brown was already a veteran
in the late 1970's, when the tunes on this album
were released. He had been recording since the
early 1960's, and had released a tune called
"Bachelor Boy" under the name of
"Noel and the Wild Cats".
He founded The Mighty Three's (aka Mighty 3)
with Carlton Gregory and Bernard Brown, of which
we find the main work on this album. It's a superb
album in every aspect you can think of: the
production, the music, the mixing, the
singing.
The Mighty Three's have a way of touching you
straight in the heart with Rasta chants, psalms,
and meditations. From the opening vocal to the
last dub, this album will keep you in a good vibe
all the way.
It's just too bad, that there is so little
material of this wonderful vocal harmony group. In
that sense, they're like the Abyssinians who too
were known for their heartfelt spiritual vocal
works. Perhaps it has to be like that....
Nevertheless, there really is nothing bad to
say about this album, other than the choice of
sequence. Now you have to program the CD player
before you can listen to the vocal and the dub of
every title rather than first all the vocal tracks
and then all the dubs.
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