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    Thank You Lord Riddim - Various Labels

    Thank You Lord produced by Larry Sevitt, Lester Bullocks, Lloyd Saxon, Ransford The African, Donovan Germain, Lloyd Campbell for Saxon, Fat Eyes, Humal, High Power, Penthouse, Joe Frasier, Landmark in 1967

    Thank You Lord Riddim – Various Labels (1967) traces back to Bob Marley and The Wailers’ original Thank You Lord cut and later turns by singers like Admiral Tibet, Ambelique, Brian and Tony Gold, Glen Washington, Freddie McGregor, and Da’Ville. Produced through a spread of names including Larry Sevitt, Lester Bullocks, Lloyd Saxon, Ransford The African, Donovan Germain, and Lloyd Campbell, it moves across Saxon, Fat Eyes, Humal, High Power, Penthouse, Joe Frasier, and Landmark, giving the rhythm a wide-ranging history rather than a single-label stamp. The selection leans into thankful and prayerful themes, with highlights such as Admiral Tibet’s Give Praises, Ambelique’s Missing You, and Glen Washington’s One Of These Days sitting neatly beside the original Bob Marley and The Wailers recording.

    Thank You Lord Tracklist:

    1. Admiral Tibet – Give Praises (2000)
    2. Ambelique – Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing (2000)
    3. Ambelique – Missing You (2003)
    4. Bob Marley & The Wailers – Thank You Lord (1967)
    5. Brian & Tony Gold – Thank You Love (1999)
    6. Cassanova – Serious Time (2000)
    7. Da’Ville – Baby I’m Yours (2000)
    8. Dillinger – Thank You Jah
    9. Fkire Selassie – Touch Them (2000)
    10. Freddie McGregor – A Dat Wi Want (2000)
    11. Girl Friend – I Try (2000)
    12. Glen Washington – One Of These Days (2000)
    13. JC Lodge – Love And Kisses (2000)
    14. Jimmy Riley – Jah Is Magnificent (2000)
    15. Kashief Lindo – See U In Your Arms (2000)
    16. Mikey Spice – Jah Never Fail I Yet (1996)
    17. Peaches – Darling (2000)
    18. Peter Spence – How High (2007)
    19. Sanchez – Some Time (2000)
    20. Singing Melody – I’ve Changed (2000)
    21. Tyrone Evans – Sometimes I Cry (2000)
    22. Zumjay – Perfect Girl (2000)

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