Hugh Mundell - The Blessed Youth Album

Tracklist

1	Rastafari's Call
2	Stop Them Jah (Extended)
3	One Jah, One Aim, One Destiny
4	Can't Pop No Style
5	Blackman's Foundation Featuring – Jah Bull
6	Live In Love
7	Don't Stay Away
8	Feeling Allright (Extended)
9	Time & Place
10	Hey Mr. Richman Featuring – M. Edwards
11	Oh How I Love H.I.M Featuring – M. Edwards
12	Great Tribulation
13	Time Has Come
14	Rastafari Tradition
15	Short Man
16	Feeling Allright

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
322651	Hugh Mundell	The Blessed Youth ‎(2xLP, Comp, Gat)	M10, Makasound	322651	France	2002
MKS04	Hugh Mundell	The Blessed Youth ‎(CD, Comp, RE)	Makasound	MKS04	France	2007
MMLP003	Hugh Mundell	The Blessed Youth ‎(LP, Comp)	Mun Rock	MMLP003	2003
MKS04	Hugh Mundell	The Blessed Youth ‎(CD, Comp, dig)	Makasound	MKS04	France	2005

Credits

• Arranged By, Melodica, Organ, Piano, Strings, Xylophone – Augustus Pablo
• Arranged By, Producer, Written-By – Hugh Mundell
• Bass – George "Fully" Fullwood, Junior Dan, Michael "Myrie" Taylor
• Compilation Producer, Liner Notes – Nicolas Maslowski, Romain Germa
• Congas [Congo Drums], Percussion – Ras Manalik
• Drums – Albert Malawi, Carlton "Santa" Davis, Clevie Downie, Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace
• Engineer – King Tubby, Maxie, Sylvan Morris
• Flute, Percussion – Theodore Benjie
• Harmony Vocals – Delroy Williams, Norris Reid
• Harmony Vocals, Drums [Syn Drum], Percussion, Vocals [Lead] – Hugh Mundell
• Horns – Deadley Headley
• Lead Guitar – Darlton Downie, Earl "Chinna" Smith, Freddie McGregor, Sowell
• Organ – Pablove Black
• Percussion – Garth Swaby, Scully
• Piano – Steelie
• Producer – Augustus Pablo (tracks: 1), Hugh Mundell
• Rhythm Guitar – Fazel Pendergast, Tony Chin

Notes

All tracks published by Munrock, except "Rastafari Tradition" published by Pablo Music Ltd and Munrock Publishing.

All tracks recorded between 1978 & 1981 at Channel One Recording Studio, Harry J's Recording Studio, Mixed at Harry J's Recording Studio and King Tubby's Studio.

Track 16 is actually a "hidden" track on the end of track 15 (As mentioned on Back Cover [track 9])

Barcodes

• Barcode: 3 597493 226521
• Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SACD SGDL
• Matrix / Runout: 322652 @@@ 01
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L033
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 121D

Video

Album

Rastafari Tradition 02:57 2. Oh How I Love 05:16 Mundell. Blackman's Foundation. Augustus Pablo, Hugh Mundell. Lacksley Castell - Morning 's mediocre singing on Oh How I Love . is saved by a nice cameo on the part of DJ Jah Bull, and he is charmingly diffident on the love song Don't Stay Away. The best introduction to Mundell's art is still Africa Must Be Free by 1983 which includes the album's dubwise counterpart on the CD reissue, but anyone who is left wanting more will enjoy this collection just as much. Rick Anderson, Rovi. Artist: Hugh Mundell Label: MakasoundRockers Release: 2002. Люди и блоги. Hugh Mundell's tragic life story - he was a promising young roots reggae singer who, at age 21, was senselessly killed during an argument over a refrigerator - has always overshadowed any examination of his actual vocal skill, which was impressive enough when he began his career as a young teen but did not have time to mature into anything. Hugh Mundell 14 June 1962 14 October 1983 was a Jamaican reggae singer and songwriter. Mundell was born the fourth child and only boy to Theresa and Alvin Mundell. Alvin Mundell was a successful lawyer. Hugh attended St. Margaret's Preparatory School, Kingsway Preparatory School and the Ardenne High School before pursuing a career in music. Most thought that Mundell would become an athlete because he was known to be a competitive runner and routinely participated in street running races with other. Hugh Mundell was born in East Kingston, Jamaica, on the 14th July 1962, and shot dead there on October 14, 1983 while sitting in a car with a very young Junior Reid. Mundell was extremely young when he recorded his first tune for producer Joe Gibbs, the unreleased Where Is Natty Dread. However, his recording career really took off when his precocious talent impressed Horace Swaby better known as Augustus Pablo. The Blessed Youth. Time and Place , an excellent roots album produced by Hugh Mundell and co-produced by Augustus Pablo, was a natural progression from Africa Must Be Free In 1983 and showed a new maturity in the singers angelic voice. Mundell 1982, Album. Time And Place 1980, Album. The Blessed Youth 2002, Album. Blackman's Foundation 1978, Album. Arise 1983, Album. Live In Paris 1981, Concert. Jah Fire 2002, Album. Live In Europe 1980, Concert. more info. Please vote. Add album to Cart. Africa Must Be Free By 1983 Reissue 2003 1978. Mundell VINYL LP 'Blessed Youth' by Hugh Mundell. Rockers UK 0 Augustus Pablo12 TRACKS: 1 Rastafari Tradition 2 Oh How I Love Him with M. Hugh Mundell. Blessed Youth. Rockers Mundell is a teenage prodigy who makes one of the greatest reggae roots records of the golden age of reggae at the age of 16. Africa Must Be Free is produced by Augustus Pablo. Mundell writes all the tunes, thereby earning himself the nickname of The Blessed Youth. Rasta Music Reggae Music Hugh Mundell Black Music Artists Jamaica Outfits Reggae Artists Jamaican Music Dancehall Reggae Rocker Style. ROOTS Rare Footage of Augustus Pablo And Hugh Mundell1979. A Interview with Augustus Pablo is included to. Songs: In The Hills and Nature Provi