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Kool Roots

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Download links and information about Kool Roots by The Earth, The Stone. This album was released in 1978 and it belongs to Reggae, Roots Reggae genres. It contains 20 tracks with total duration of 01:03:09 minutes.

Artist: The Earth, The Stone
Release date: 1978
Genre: Reggae, Roots Reggae
Tracks: 20
Duration: 01:03:09
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. False Ruler 3:39
2. Holy Land of Home 3:16
3. Devil Must of Made You 3:24
4. Free Black Man 3:20
5. Jail House Set Me Free 3:27
6. That's the Way You Feel 3:03
7. Don't Let Them Fool You 3:06
8. In Time to Come 2:27
9. Three Wise Men 2:58
10. Once Bitten Twice Shy 3:14
11. Dub Ruler 3:34
12. Holy Land 3:16
13. Devil Wise 3:20
14. Black Roots 3:18
15. House of Dub 3:14
16. Feelings 2:56
17. Jester Not 3:20
18. Future 2:04
19. Knowledge 3:05
20. Wiser Dub 3:08

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Albert Bailey and Clifton Howell were an obscure vocal duo who cut several Jamaican hit singles for Channel One producer JoJo Hookim under the name Earth & Stone in the mid-1970s. Kool Roots, which compiles most of the group's Channel One output, was originally released in 1978 as a double album (standard vocal mixes on one LP, dub versions on the other) in a gatefold sleeve — an almost unheard-of packaging extravagance for a reggae act at the time. Little more is known about the duo, and they dropped from sight after Kool Roots was released. But the haunting single "In Time to Come" has endured, and this reissue, which combines both LPs on a single CD, shows that Earth & Stone was capable of producing consistently high-quality material. Bailey and Howell's sweet harmonies are the main attraction, but a good portion of the credit for this album's success must also go to the Revolutionaries, Channel One's crack house band.