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Prince Alla Aka Prince Allah Or Ras Allah B. Keith Blake 10 May 1950 Denham Town Kingston Jamaica Is A Roots Reggae Singer Whose Career Began In The 1960s And Has Continued With A String Of Releases Into The 2000s. Biography
Blake's Career Began In The Vocal Group The Leaders With Milton Henry And Roy Palmer Who Recorded Three Tracks For Producer Joe Gibbs In The Late 1960s. When The Leaders Broke Up Blake Continued To Work With Gibbs Who Issued His Debut Solo Release "Woo Oh Oh". Blake Had Been Interested In Rastafarianism Since He Claims He Had A Vision As A Child And In 1969 Blake's Rastafarian Faith Saw Him Get Heavily Involved In Jamaica's Camp Community Withdrawing From The Music Scene And Living In Prince Emmanuel Edwards' Camp At Bull Bay. He Re-Entered The Music Scene In The Mid-1970s Releasing A Single "Born A Fighter" For Producer Teddy Powell Before Working With Bertram Brown's Freedom Sounds With A Series Of Recordings Now Under The Name Prince Alla That Are Now Regarded As Roots Reggae Classics Such As "Sun Is Shining" "Bucket Bottom" "Lot's Wife" And "Stone". He Also Recorded For Producer Tappa Zukie Including The Album Heaven Is My Roof. Continuing Interest In His Work Saw The Release Of Two Albums Of Material From The 1970s On Blood & Fire Records "Only Love Can Conquer" And "I Can Hear The Children Singing" Which Brought His Work To A New Audience. Alla Continued To Release Records Occasionally Through The 1980s And 1990s Including An Album With Jah Shaka. Alla Has Continued To Be In Demand With Digital Roots Producers And Has Released Several Albums With The Likes Of Jah Warrior. Albums
Heaven Is My Roof 1979 Imp The Best Of Prince Alla 1980 Redemption Sounds Reissued As Great Stone 1984 High Times King Of The Road 1982 Ital International Reissued As Showcase 1984 Vista Jah Children Gather Round 1996 Jah Shaka Sweet Sensation Corner Stone Only Love Can Conquer 1997 Blood & Fire Lion A Go Bite Yu 1999 Headphone Music Glory 2000 Jah Warrior One Bright Day 2002 Back Yard More Love 2002 Jah Warrior I Can Hear The Children Singing 2002 Blood & Fire
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Prince Alla Aka Prince Allah Or Ras Allah B. Keith Blake 10 May 1950 Denham Town Kingston Jamaica Is A Roots Reggae Singer Whose Career Began In The 1960s And Has Continued With A String Of Releases Into The 2000s. Biography
Blake's Career Began In The Vocal Group The Leaders With Milton Henry And Roy Palmer Who Recorded Three Tracks For Producer Joe Gibbs In The Late 1960s. When The Leaders Broke Up Blake Continued To Work With Gibbs Who Issued His Debut Solo Release "Woo Oh Oh". Blake Had Been Interested In Rastafarianism Since He Claims He Had A Vision As A Child And In 1969 Blake's Rastafarian Faith Saw Him Get Heavily Involved In Jamaica's Camp Community Withdrawing From The Music Scene And Living In Prince Emmanuel Edwards' Camp At Bull Bay. He Re-Entered The Music Scene In The Mid-1970s Releasing A Single "Born A Fighter" For Producer Teddy Powell Before Working With Bertram Brown's Freedom Sounds With A Series Of Recordings Now Under The Name Prince Alla That Are Now Regarded As Roots Reggae Classics Such As "Sun Is Shining" "Bucket Bottom" "Lot's Wife" And "Stone". He Also Recorded For Producer Tappa Zukie Including The Album Heaven Is My Roof. Continuing Interest In His Work Saw The Release Of Two Albums Of Material From The 1970s On Blood & Fire Records "Only Love Can Conquer" And "I Can Hear The Children Singing" Which Brought His Work To A New Audience. Alla Continued To Release Records Occasionally Through The 1980s And 1990s Including An Album With Jah Shaka. Alla Has Continued To Be In Demand With Digital Roots Producers And Has Released Several Albums With The Likes Of Jah Warrior. Albums
Heaven Is My Roof 1979 Imp The Best Of Prince Alla 1980 Redemption Sounds Reissued As Great Stone 1984 High Times King Of The Road 1982 Ital International Reissued As Showcase 1984 Vista Jah Children Gather Round 1996 Jah Shaka Sweet Sensation Corner Stone Only Love Can Conquer 1997 Blood & Fire Lion A Go Bite Yu 1999 Headphone Music Glory 2000 Jah Warrior One Bright Day 2002 Back Yard More Love 2002 Jah Warrior I Can Hear The Children Singing 2002 Blood & Fire read less
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Blake's Career Began In The Vocal Group The Leaders With Milton Henry And Roy Palmer Who Recorded Three Tracks For Producer Joe Gibbs In The Late 1960s. When The Leaders Broke Up Blake Continued To Work With Gibbs Who Issued His Debut Solo Release "Woo Oh Oh". Blake Had Been Interested In Rastafarianism Since He Claims He Had A Vision As A Child And In 1969 Blake's Rastafarian Faith Saw Him Get Heavily Involved In Jamaica's Camp Community Withdrawing From The Music Scene And Living In Prince Emmanuel Edwards' Camp At Bull Bay. He Re-Entered The Music Scene In The Mid-1970s Releasing A Single "Born A Fighter" For Producer Teddy Powell Before Working With Bertram Brown's Freedom Sounds With A Series Of Recordings Now Under The Name Prince Alla That Are Now Regarded As Roots Reggae Classics Such As "Sun Is Shining" "Bucket Bottom" "Lot's Wife" And "Stone". He Also Recorded For Producer Tappa Zukie Including The Album Heaven Is My Roof. Continuing Interest In His Work Saw The Release Of Two Albums Of Material From The 1970s On Blood & Fire Records "Only Love Can Conquer" And "I Can Hear The Children Singing" Which Brought His Work To A New Audience. Alla Continued To Release Records Occasionally Through The 1980s And 1990s Including An Album With Jah Shaka. Alla Has Continued To Be In Demand With Digital Roots Producers And Has Released Several Albums With The Likes Of Jah Warrior. Albums
Heaven Is My Roof 1979 Imp The Best Of Prince Alla 1980 Redemption Sounds Reissued As Great Stone 1984 High Times King Of The Road 1982 Ital International Reissued As Showcase 1984 Vista Jah Children Gather Round 1996 Jah Shaka Sweet Sensation Corner Stone Only Love Can Conquer 1997 Blood & Fire Lion A Go Bite Yu 1999 Headphone Music Glory 2000 Jah Warrior One Bright Day 2002 Back Yard More Love 2002 Jah Warrior I Can Hear The Children Singing 2002 Blood & Fire read less
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