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Errol "Flabba" Holt - Rastafari Time album flac Performer: Errol "Flabba" Holt
Title: Rastafari Time
Style: Roots Reggae
Released: 2015
Country: Jamaica
MP3 album: 1173 mb
FLAC album: 1145 mb
Rating: 4.4
Other formats: MP2 MPC MP3 AC3 AA WMA VOX
Genre: Reggae

Tracklist

A1 My Heart Is In Danger 2:45
A2 A You Lick Me First 3:10
A3 Red Eye 3:20
A4 I Am Not A King 3:50
A5 Pure Sorrow 2:30
B1 Sufferation 3:15
B2 Innocent Man 3:45
B3 Congo Dread 4:35
B4 Jah Will Provide 2:25
B5 We Are In The Mood 2:50

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Channel One Recording Studio
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Errol Carter
  • Copyright (c) – Errol Carter
  • Distributed By – Ohm Records Inc.

Credits

  • Backing Band – The Roots Radics
  • Bass Guitar – Errol "Flabba" Holt
  • Drums – Style Scott
  • Engineer, Mixed By – Bunny Tom Tom
  • Keyboards – Wycliffe Johnson
  • Lead Guitar – Dwight Pinkney, Noel Bailey
  • Lead Vocals – Errol "Flabba" Holt
  • Percussion – Sky Juice
  • Piano – Gladstone Anderson
  • Producer – Errol Carter
  • Rhythm Guitar – Bingy Bunny
  • Saxophone – Dean Fraser, Richard "Dirty Harry" Hall
  • Trombone – Vin Gordon
  • Trombone – Ronald "Nambo" Robinson
  • Trumpet – Bobby Ellis

Notes

Sleeve and labels state : "(c)(p) Errol Holt 2014".

Released in March of 2015.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Errol Holt* Rastafari Time ‎(LP) Sky High none Jamaica 1981
CF 069 Errol Holt* Rastafari Time ‎(CDr, Album, RE, Unofficial) Corn-Fed Productions CF 069 Netherlands 2004


Comments: (2)
Lightwind
It seems to be sourced from a noisy vinyl , my (new) copy has crackles on tracks but nothing between tracks. I can enjoy this Flabba Holt "debut" album as a singer , very nice piece even if sound quality is not so good, but check original prices to have an idea...
Risky Strong Dromedary
Yes I analysed other reissues from Ohm Records and noticed the same thing, they seem to always use straight vinyl transfers done with very average gear and without any post processing. It's not uncommon to use original copies because master tapes or original stampers aren't always a thing but a lot of labels often rush that process (even big labels). I'm starting to be really picky with reissues these days...