Name: Who Say Jah No Dread
Brand: Jacob Miller

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2018-10-26

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Jacob Miller

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Reggae / Dub

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Greensleeves

Greensleeves is one of the key, longest-running and most diverse UK reggae labels. Founded by Chris Cracknell and Chris Sedgwick in 1977, it has become a renowned name in the music industry. With a rich history spanning over four decades, Greensleeves has established itself as a leading force in reggae music.

As an authoritative figure in the genre, Greensleeves has played a pivotal role in promoting and nurturing reggae talent. The label has worked with some of the most influential artists in the industry, including *Bob Marley*, *Barrington Levy*, *Yellowman*, and *Gregory Isaacs*. Its commitment to showcasing diverse styles within reggae has made it a go-to destination for fans seeking authentic and groundbreaking music.

With its label code LC 05923 / LC 5923, Greensleeves Records Ltd. continues to be at the forefront of reggae music production. In addition to its record label, Greensleeves also operates Greensleeves Publishing Ltd., further solidifying its presence as a comprehensive platform for all things reggae.

Jacob Miller was a reggae singer, songwriter, and drummer born on May 4, 1952 in New Green near Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica. Known as the 'Killer', he earned this title with his powerful opera-style vocals and captivating stage presence. At the age of 8, he moved to Kingston to live with his grandmother and at 16, he made his first recordings for Studio One. In 1969, he formed the duo Jacob Miller & Stephen Brown.
In 1974, Miller joined forces with Augustus Pablo and became his favorite collaborator. Together they produced several records that showcased Miller's exceptional talent. He also served as the vocalist for Inner Circle and contributed to their classic track "Tenement Yard". Signed by Island Records, Miller was on the path to stardom until tragedy struck on March 23, 1980 when his car collided with a pole on Hope Road in Kingston.
Miller's untimely death deeply impacted the music community. Over 3000 people paid tribute to him at his funeral held at the National Arena in Kingston. Today, he rests in peace at Dovecot Memorial Park in St Catherine. Jacob Miller's legacy lives on through his unforgettable performances and contributions to reggae music.

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The late reggae singer Jacob Miller is an icon from reggae’s golden era of the 1970s. A contemporary of Bob Marley who helped raise the genre to an international level as the lead singer of Inner Circle, his work is among the reggae’s most highly regarded. His cameo role in the film Rockers and the documentary Roots Rock Reggae have ensured his legacy. In 1974-1975, he recorded a series of 45s with the producer and melodica player Augustus Pablo for the emerging Rockers label, each vocal paired with a Pablo dub instrumental, including Baby I Love You So and its dub companion King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown. This collection was first issued by Greensleeves in 1992, representing some of the strongest roots reggae of the mid-1970s, presented in the “showcase” style that features both the vocals and the instrumental in sequence.

CD - For this re-mastered deluxe edition the original Augustus Pablo produced 12 tracks have been joined by 10 more cuts including a number making their CD debut. Features newly commissioned sleeve notes from Harry Wise to compliment Ian McCann's original notes in an informative 12 page booklet. 

7x6 - 7" Boxset featuring 7 x 7" Singles.

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