Earl Cunningham - What Kind Of Woman & Dub (Warrior Records 12", 1978)

Beautiful steppers tune prod by Roy Cousins, featuring great singer Earl Cunningham with "Force Of Music" band, the musician collective backing Roy Cousins productions, mainly in the late '70s, consisting mostly of members from Revolutionaries and Radics. Here you will find both sides of the UK 12 inch version on Warrior Records. Enjoy it.
SIDE A: Earl Cunningham - What Kind Of Woman
SIDE B: Earl Cunningham & Force Of Music - What Kind Of Dub
Label: Warrior Records WAR 121
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: UK
Released: 1978
Produced by Roy Cousins
Written by E. Cunningham
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[@danlawson5711]

A voice in a million different from the rest

[@0e0]

Earl Cunningham is really underrated

[@reggaeinomano]

Totally underrated artist

[@TheMrE1974]

Underrated in what way? He didn't have much output back in the day and his voice wasn't outstanding so got smothered by much more bigger artists back then. His biggest tune for me was 'Cool Profile'

[@0e0]

​i think his voice has a unique haunting quality and with the right production he could've done some more cool stuff. I also think he might have some good writing chops too@@TheMrE1974

[@reggaeinomano]

@@TheMrE1974 Underrated doesnt mean that he should have exactly the same recognition than Bob Marley

[@TheMrE1974]

@@reggaeinomano I know what underrated means. The late 70s just had so many ghetto youths trying to aspire that the producers couldn't even cope with the input...and so a lot of artists never mek it. For me, there was much better artists than him back then...and some of them never made it either.