Roy Cousins was already famous as a reggae great when in 1979 cataracts diminished Roy's sight to the point that he concentrated solely on production work which he could carry out in the relative safety of the recording studio. Cousins was at work producing Prince Far I's final album in 1983, Umkhonto We Sizwe, when Far-I was fatally shot before the album was finished. This event prompted Cousins to emigrate to Liverpool, England,
He opened a record shop, Cousins Cove, where he also produced & released records on his Tamoki-Wambesi & Dove labels, both from his back-catalogue, & new recordings of visiting Jamaican artists. This collection features production by Roy on riddims originally licensed by Roots Radics to Roy back in his Jamaica days..
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Hail Him
Queen Sheba
The Lion of Judah
Rise with the King
Ruler of the Universe
All the High Priests Give Praises
Chant & Give Praises
Jah Kingdom Live Forever
Ruler of the Nation
Black Prince & Princesses
Take Off Your Shoes Before You Enter
The Wrong Side of the Baldhead,the Right Side of the Dread
Kingdom Rise & Fall
Blessing for the Faithful
Mau-Mau Uprising
King David Experience
Humble & Be Bless
Spirit of Love & Life
Enjoy,
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