Gregory Isaacs & Roots Radics - Peel Session 1981

[@SOFACOACH-kh1wr]

This version of substitute with Roots Radics .... Can't get over it till this day. Then there's Permanent Lover ... that bass ..... That guitar .... Fuck the whole damn thing was just FIRE ....RIP 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@trishosheaChelseaqueen53]

Gregory Isaacs could sing the phone book 2 me n I would still b mesmerised by his unique voice,been listening 2 him since 1980 n still listening 2 him 2day,I’ve listened 2 others but always come back 2 the finest that is 💙Sir Gregory Isaacs💙he was a genius in what he did best,singing n wrighting music💙

[@djsmartmonkey]

Mellow pages?

[@heyrodders]

We miss you Gregory, we miss you John.

[@agomez1008]

Man that confirm reservation version is 🔥 compelling

[@faycalalhousseini7104]

Man masinga one love ❤️❤️❤️

[@marilynwilliams7585]

Love. Him. His. Music. Is. Smooth. I. Can. Lay. Back. An. Listen. To. It. For. Hour. With. His. Fine. Self

[@christophermatthias3327]

Much love much missed Gregory Isaacs RIP was the Frank Sinatra of the Reggae Industry whether live or on vinyl he was the same that voice those tones made the airs on the back of your neck stand up I've experienced both seen women weep and go wild at his concerts he was one of a kind unbelievable memories from the cool ruler.

[@safaamodir5593]

wow yes he was like the Sinatra of Reggae! ... pure quality! BLess Up Cool Ruler!

[@willieluncheonette]

THE REAL DEAL IN REGGAE. HERE IS 15 MINUTES OF THE MOST SUBLIME REGGAE MUSIC. I've expressed my admiration for Gregory Isaacs many times in the past. Suffice to say he is my favorite Jamaican singer. Called "the cool ruler" he came to prominence in the early 1970's with mainly romantic songs projecting a masculine vulnerability. Isaacs frequently cast himself as the spurned lover, his heart aching because he believes in romantic love so much. In the late 70's his concerns expanded beyond the bedroom to tackle cultural issues such as ghetto suffering and the wicked ways of Babylon. Isaacs was enormously popular in the late 70's rivaled only by Bob Marley and Dennis Brown. And when the dancehall era began he effortlessly made the transition, helped in no small part by his backing band, the magnificent Roots Radics. They cut three classic albums, Lonely Lover, More Gregory and Night Nurse. All four songs from this Peel appeared on More Gregory in 1981. Sit back and let this tremendous Peel session wash over you. Some of the best music you will ever hear. 1. Substitute (0:28) 2. Confirm Reservation (4:21) 3. Permanent Lover (7:46) 4. The Front Door (11:04)

[@kevinisaacs6930]

It sweet!

[@marilynwilliams7585]

I gave back. Thou. 🔑 to. Her. Front. Door. Beautiful. Hey. Still. Beat. To. My. Heart. Root. Radical. An. Gregory. Still. Jaming. To. It. This. Morning. Makes. Me. Happy. Oh. Wow

[@cchap8747]

LEGENDS Gregory

[@jonathanshampine9948]

💯💯💯

[@hardgr6490]

eternally invigorating

[@marilynwilliams7585]

Still. Missing. U. So. Much. Thou. Music. Keep. Me. Comfortable. Love. U. Foever. Greyory

[@shelujologistics1497]

The cool ruler himself Big up

[@marilynwilliams7585]

Missed. U. Greyory

[@fulviosibillabikeadventure4809]

♥

[@iltomrootscolection7815]

Esse é o cara. Garganta de ouro

[@SquillyMon]

HOOOLY S%#! The Cooler Ruler for a reason... REESPECT and BIG UP

[@LuckySuperman184]

обожаю регги🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@djsmartmonkey]

Radics

[@marilynwilliams7585]

Root racial. An. Gregory