Winston Rodney's tribute to Pan-African leader Marcus Garvey is widely considered the greatest roots reggae album ever made outside the Wailers' catalog. Recorded at Channel One Studios in Kingston, its eight tracks of hypnotic, bass-heavy reggae with Rasta chanting made it the definitive roots statement of the 1970s.

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