Al Brown - Here I Am Baby ,Come & Take Me + Dub

[@PaulElstins-gt2qc]

❤ BIG MUSIC 🎶 🎵 🔊🔥 😊 💯% BLUE NIGHT 🌙 THE 1970TS HAPPY TIMES 😊 🔊🎵 🎶...RESTECT TO YOU ALL BLUES 💯% DUB MUSIC 🎶 🎵 ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊🎵 HAPPY. TIMES ..

[@rwilliamsb007]

Seelectah!!! You win!!! I am so happy right now!! Its like the first time I heard it 50 years ago!!! When they turn of reggae from WLIB AM radio in NY , I never heard it again ! All I knew that it was a AL GREEN record but the bass line stuck in my head! I subscribed to your group. THANK YOU!!!!

[@hellobiafra]

Lloyd Parks on bass is a genius, what a bassline here!!!!! ahead the time this type of bassline, progressive

[@rwilliamsb007]

Lissssssssssssssssssssssen!! WLIB in NY would play this record every week on the reggae show!!! It took me years to find this piece of gold!!! I am so blouse, skirt and trouser happy right now!! That bass line forever haunts my soul!!!!!!!

[@rwilliamsb007]

And the dub Lawd!!!!!!!! People if I tell you how long Ive been searching for this!!!! LAWD!!!

[@brummiejojo]

Wednesday night disco at the YMCA youth club in Northfield Birmingham. 1970s. Takes me back there!

[@jennyatherley8302]

Youth disco in Dudley for me :)

[@charliechod]

heard this 30 years ago and loved it . shassam led me to the singer al brown . i thought it was al green doing a reggae version .love the backing music

[@barbarajohnson9065]

🗣Mi no noh but people AFTER Carona BREDDA 💃🏾🕺🏽 EASY NO 2020 Give thanks and praises to thee most high 🙏🏾🇯🇲🙏🏾

[@seelectah]

Blessings & Guidance !!! One Love

[@NigelAskill]

ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVOURITES! SORRY UB40, ALTHOUGH I USED TO GO TO SEE YOU IN CONCERT, YOU WERE NEVER AS GOOD.

[@rebelchatbout8499]

WOYYYYYYYYY, 🇯🇲💋

[@seelectah]

Bless Up !!!

[@tyroneepps3018]

Hi ! I have your your new ! Channel I like this song I will out this in my library so Keep the songs Coming your new ! No.1 fan !

[@pchetramdc]

wicked track! nice too here it on you tube

[@charleslongshanks]

amazing cover version.....have to say i like it better. tho as a youth i did hear this before al green's version in the local youth club :-) & then there's.the dub

[@seelectah]

thanks a lot for listening and sharing !!! bless up

[@AuthenticSelector64]

Sly Dunbar pon the drums

[@marcossburnroots]

BUMMMM FYAHHHHHH MAN!!

[@JamesBarrett23]

I need better speakers for this.....

[@DjRickeyRicardo]

Fire🔥

[@vajrapani6474]

Good stuff, Maynard...

[@TheJAHConqueringlion]

K booooooommmmm!!

[@tramtraxtapes]

Damn!

[@shaunsaville]

Was there a Dub to this?

[@seelectah]

Yes This Is A Tuff Soul Al Green's Cover With A Version On B Side ! 7" Tit For Tat 1973 Produced By Dickie Wong ! Bless Up

[@Riptack7591]

Grew up on this. Makes UB40 sounds lame.

[@manowestmanos4128]

ub40 is lame

[@brummiejojo]

Me too. UB40 started with a bang then went downhill.

[@masarunishimoto4290]

Any information about producer Dickie WOng?

[@seelectah]

Dickie is the owner of a club on Red Hill Road, the Tit for Tat. It is in this club that one of the most important reggae bands is founded: Skin Flesh & Bones, bringing together musicians like Sly Dunbar on drums, Lloyd Parks on bass or Ranchie McLean on guitar. Roughly speaking, a prefiguration of the Revolutionaries. On the label of the same name as his club, Tit for Tat, Dickie Wong publishes a dozen or so singles, mostly (good) covers of American titles, and gets some major hits, like the resumption by Al Brown of Here I am Al Green's baby, or Dave Robinson's I bet you do not know !!! Bless Up...

[@masarunishimoto4290]

Thanks for your input!

[@labor8]

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