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Only Love Can Conquer (1976-1979)

Prince Alla  Main Performer

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1 Stone Blake 3:05
2 I Don't Want to Be Late Blake 4:04
3 Only Love Can Conquer Blake 2:58
4 Sun Is Shining Blake 2:55
5 They Never Love [In Disco Style] Blake 7:11
6 Lot's Wife Blake 3:25
7 Bucket Bottom Blake 2:25
8 Mama No Fight Blake 2:28
9 City Without Pity Blake 3:26
10 Lady Deceiver Blake 3:45
11 Youthman in the Ghetto [In Disco Style] Blake 7:54
12 Black Rose Blake 3:23
13 Their Reward [*] Blake 3:47
14 Dread Locks Nazarine [*] Blake 2:38
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Only Love Can Conquer (1976-1979)

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Blood And Fire

Only Love Can Conquer (1976-1979)

UPC: 783564001422

Release Date: 09/17/1996

Original Release Date: 09/17/1996

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Stone, I Don't Want to Be Late, Only Love Can Conquer, Sun Is Shining, They Never Love [In Disco Style], Lot's Wife, Bucket Bottom, Mama No Fight, City Without Pity, Lady Deceiver, Youthman in the Ghetto [In Disco Style], Black Rose, Their Reward [*], Dread Locks Nazarine [*]]
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Rick Anderson

This collection of singles by the relatively obscure roots-reggae singer Prince Alla (backed by the Soul Syndicate, the preeminent reggae studio band of the seventies) is a revelation. Imagine someone with the tone of a young Johnnie Clarke and the expressiveness of Sugar Minott at his best, and then take away the lover's rock and you've got Prince Alla: an angel's voice with an apocalyptic edge. If you want a good distillation of the Rastafarian message, look no further. It's all here, from the condemnation of materialism ("They Never Love," complete with a dub version) to the unapologetic sexism ("Lot's Wife," "Lady Deceiver") and the political rabble-rousing ("Youthman in the Ghetto"). Through it all, the Soul Syndicate burns with a thick, slow one-drop groove that never lets up the pressure. If you don't own this disc, repent now. ~ Rick Anderson, Rovi