Prince Lincoln Thompson ft The Royal Rasses - Unconventional People

[@iftikharkamaruddin1592]

I bought this album in 1979 when I was 19. Its 2023 and I'm still listening to it. Truly timeless music.

[@samuelwalukouw5124]

Timeless for sure!!!

[@BabyHuey-nz3we]

I bought this on it's release. It's still as fresh today. One of the most underappreciated vocalists in reggae.

[@rclemens6430]

Love Lincoln voice n words been listening to him since the 70s

[@brunorodrigues6953]

Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 we loves The Royal Rasses 🇪🇹❤

[@MarcieCB]

Learning all the lyrics so we could sing on the version.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@etsonjeffrey2021]

Humanity album an all time Classic the music still relevant today Prince at his best.

[@ethiopiaethi8261]

Caramba essa é siniiiiistra🔥 Muito bem cantada, e muito bem tocada🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@brunorodrigues6953]

Great Tune eim mano! Muito massa essa 🇪🇹🙏

[@johnmejia309]

Truly amazing!

[@floydforrester2350]

Awesome music

[@africkhan5767]

Lincoln Thompson, is a giant to me. His music is full of humanity he certainly left his mark on Earth.

[@annlonsdale9396]

afric khan blesded are the meek. 💘 love it n love Jamaica. 💘

[@justinchetham-strode5234]

I could have sworn album Humanity came out a bit earlier than '79, but I'm probably wrong. It was one of the Royal Rasses' best 3 albums, the other 2 being Experience, and Natural Wild. Natural Wild was recorded in London, rather than Jamaica where the band normally recorded, so the band had to fly to Britain. Unfortunately several band members had been charged with drug offences, and were temporarily unable to fly, having surrendered their passports. So Joe Jackson produced the album, and played on it, along with a couple of his own band . Thompson later said it was his least favorite record, and that he regretted having made it, but I don't agree with his assessment. Natural Wild has a thinner, sharper sound that feels appropriate for the songs, and Jackson's arranging and production is spot on. I was lucky enough to see the band in about '80 or '81, with the full Jamaican line-up, and they were FANTASTIC! One of the best gigs I ever went to, and certainly the best reggae show I've ever seen.

[@angieb6769]

Loved it in the 80s still loving this in the Millennium baddest group 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@garfieldstoddart]

This has been my favorite song for many years. Also great memories of England when I first heard it.

[@meonly8071]

Such a sweet voice royal rasses big group.

[@rasbenjah9753]

What a tune!

[@sandrachitolie2866]

Love this tune

[@waynerichards7222]

Great tune raving days 🔥 fire 🔥 fire

[@waynerichards7222]

Big chooon pull up classic vintage boop boop kamboom kamboom

[@glenpyne3060]

Such a tune of consciousness 🙏🏾💯

[@jeffblack5024]

Had this on 12" back in the day. One of those records that were opening up a new frontier for reggae at the time, but probably not highly regarded by the hardcore.

[@philipmagal501]

Definitely much underrated

[@MrReggayOldies]

so jazzy feelings on this reggae tune.. prince lincoln is BIG!

[@ethiopiaethi8261]

Alguém tem um capacete aí?

[@SurfLeleco]

Pedrada Roots som Eta Jamaica retada mó fio! Feeling Irie Jaming here mi heart Brasil like!

[@rosiedore4585]

Love this ❤️ positive vibes ❤️

[@fedecolle]

true bomb!consciousness, freedom, justice we want.

[@rwashi]

This song describes Venezuela !!!! Este canción muestra la realidad Venesolana !!!

[@orangebeast2107]

You have some great pins. Some this music I have never heard. I look forward to listening to them.

[@alleyflows2779]

St Louis loved and respects Prince Lincoln. Atrue?

[@itzelcd]

very good!! from México

[@daniels7434]

that my family

[@cosmeferreira3142]

Pedra relíquia

[@waynerichards7222]

Tough chooon irrie

[@Streamcity82]

🫶🏾

[@mala10uk]

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