Delroy Wilson '' This dancing mood ''. + Informações

Originally written by Tom Paxton this is one of my all time favorite songs sung by Delroy Wilson. If you want to find it on vinyl it's on Delroys album "Sarge". It was also released as a 7" single but that's a little more difficult to find.. + Informações

One of my favourite tunes of all time..... great cover of bob marley original. + Informações

Delroy Wilson - Won't You Come Home. + Informações

Delroy Wilson was born in Trenchtown, Jamaica on October 5 1948. He released his first solo single "If I Had a Beautiful Baby" in 1962 for record producer, Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, at the age of thirteen. His classic song "Dancing Mood" remains one of the most popular Jamaican songs from the late 60s. In 1972, Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley and his People's National Party chose Wilson's "Better Must Come" as their election campaign song to increase their vote amongst the 'sufferers' in Jamaica. In 1994, Wilson was recognised by a special plaque awarded him by the Jamaican government for his enduring legacy to Jamaican music. Delroy Wilson died on 6 March 1995 at Kingston's UWI hospital from complications following a liver ailment associated with alcohol abuse. His music lives on!. + Informações

One of the very best from Mr Delroy Wilson.... I Am Not a King....a true classic of the rocksteady era..... + Informações

Delroy Wilson - Cool Operator. + Informações

4 versions of the same track, all featuring the unmistakable sound of Mr Wilson.. + Informações

just somthing i found that i liked many years ago and still do. + Informações

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2010 upload of this tune. + Informações

Classic Chune. + Informações

Delroy Wilson - Conquer Me. + Informações

Delroy Wilson - Love - 1974 Delroy Wilson (5 October 1948 - 6 March 1995 was a Jamaican ska, rocksteady and reggae singer. Delroy Wilson released his first single "Emy Lou" in 1961 for record producer, Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, at the age of thirteen. His early years with Coxsone yielded a number of ska hits, the biggest of which, the Lee Perry-written "Joe Liges" was an attack on rival producer and former Dodd employee Prince Buster. This was followed by another Perry-written attack on Buster, "Spit in the Sky". Further singles followed, including "One Two Three", "I Shall Not Remove", "Look Who Is Back Again" (a duet with Slim Smith), and another anti-Buster song, "Prince Pharaoh", notably the only record featuring the voice of Dodd himself. His voice matured as he left his teens, around the time of ska's transition to rocksteady and this period in the late 1960s produced many hits including one of the first rocksteady records, "Dancing Mood", "Jerk in Time" (with the Wailers), "Feel Good All Over", "I'm Not a King", , "True Believer in Love", "Rain From the Skies", "Conquer Me" and "Riding For A Fall". "Won't You Come Home", a duet with Ken Boothe on a rhythm originally cut by The Conquerors for Sonia Pottinger has become one of the most-versioned Jamaican tracks ever.[citation needed] After leaving Studio One he recorded for numerous other producers, with varying degrees of success, and set up his own short-lived W&C label along with Wilburn Cole, and the similarly .... + Informações

Delroy Wilson - False Rasta (aka Rascal Man) This is my favourite Delroy Wilson song. + Informações

taken from Dancing Mood, STUDIO 1 - 1984. (I'm not sure bout this version, so correct me if I'm wrong). + Informações

www.migoi-music.com Delroy Wilson - Better Must Come A selection of tracks that we love, old and new... any genre, which we will add to now and again. Please visit our website to see what we're about or just enjoy the tunes http. + Informações

Delroy Wilson - Living In The Footsteps (of another man). + Informações

CARIB-DIS-CO (AA - PSS025) Under Licence From BUNNY ''STRIKER'' LEE. + Informações

Delroy Wilson - I'm still waiting.. + Informações

Delroy Wilson - Happy Birthday. + Informações

This performance took place at the Reggae festival held at the Empire Roller Skating Center in Brooklyn, NY in 1983.. + Informações

Had to upload this one. Its a nursery rhyme that used to be sung to my mum as a child, back home and in turn, she used to sing it to me. Sounds nothing like the Delroy Wilson that we're used to hearing. Demonstrates the versatility of reggae artists, who can make a tune out of anything! lol. + Informações

Delroy Wilson's signature tune, this time it's released on Bunny Lee's Justice label. A 12" with some great horns and scintillating rhythms that slide into the wicked dub. 1979 stylee.. + Informações