Marcia Griffiths - Naturally Album

Tracklist

1	Melody Life Written-By – Keith Anderson
2	Lonesome Feeling Written-By – Bob Marley
3	Survival Written-By – Dowe, Cogle
4	Stay Written-By – Keith Anderson
5	I've Got To Go Back Home Written-By – Keith Anderson
6	Mark My Word Written-By – Keith Anderson
7	Tel Me Now Written-By – Keith Anderson
8	Truly Written-By – Keith Anderson
9	Dreamland Written-By – Bunny Wailers
10	Feel Like Jumping Written-By – Keith Anderson

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SKY LP 9, SKY LP 09	Marcia Griffiths	Naturally ‎(LP, Album)	Sky Note, Disc Pressers Ltd., Sky Note, Disc Pressers Ltd.	SKY LP 9, SKY LP 09	UK	1978
DP 1003	Marcia Griffiths	Naturally ‎(LP, Album)	Disc Pressers Ltd.	DP 1003	Jamaica	1978
none, DP 1003	Marcia Griffiths	Naturally ‎(LP, Album, Ora)	High Note, Disc Pressers Ltd.	none, DP 1003	Jamaica	Unknown
3529	Marcia Griffiths	Naturally ‎(LP)	Disc Pressers Ltd.	3529	Jamaica	1978
S.P. 124	Marcia Griffiths	Naturally ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	High Note	S.P. 124	Jamaica	1978

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Herman Marquis
• Bass – Bertram McLean (Ranchie)
• Drums – Lowel Dunbar (Sly)
• Guitar – Radcliffe Bryan (Dougie)
• Keyboards – Ansel Collins, Earl Lindo (Wire)
• Liner Notes – Razac Blacka
• Percussion – Ansel Collins
• Producer – S.E. Pottinger
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Errol Brown
• Tenor Saxophone – Glen DaCosta
• Trombone – Vincent Gordon (Tramie)
• Trumpet – Bobby Ellis

Notes

Dist. by:
Disc Pressers LTD.
37 Orange Street,
Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.

Companies

• Recorded At – Treasure Isle Recording Studio
• Remixed At – Treasure Isle Recording Studio
• Published By – Andisong
• Published By – Push Music
• Manufactured By – Disc Pressers Ltd.
• Distributed By – Disc Pressers Ltd.
• Printed By – Mills Printing Co. Ltd.

Album

She is also known for the years she spent as part of Bob Marley's backing trio, the 1978 10 Songs. Naturally is her definitive solo statement, an unguarded collection filled with surprising hooks Survival and sneakily complex instrumentation-note how the guitar locks into the percussion on the naively affectionate Truly. Later, she adds a bolt of energy by rerecording Feel Like Jumping, her first big hit. Marcia Llyneth Griffiths born 23 November 1949 is a Jamaican singer. One reviewer described her by noting she is known primarily for her strong, smooth-as-mousse love songs and captivating live performances. Born in West Kingston, Jamaica, Griffiths started her career in 1964, performing on stage with Byron Lee and the Dragonaires at the behest of Phillip James of The Blues Busters, who had heard her singing in her home neighbourhood. Her performance was sufficiently impressive that the following. Hey, I've been away since i bought 'Marcia Griffiths Naturally' off you a while back. I'm not sure how to leave feedback for that item now. I would appreciate the feedback as well as I am still new to this site and messed up a previous purchase. Listen free to Marcia Griffiths Naturally Dreamland, Tell Me Now and more. 9 tracks 31:31. Исполнитель: Marcia Griffiths. 2009 reggae. Чтобы добавлять треки в плейлисты, нужно авторизоваться. Marcia Griffiths. Другие версии. Naturally is a music album by Marcia Griffiths released in 1978. Naturally is ranked 31,187th in the overall chart, 3,476th in the 1970s, and 357th in the year 1978. This album is rated in the top 17 of all albums on . Naturally by Marcia Griffiths Year: 1978 Overall rank: 31,187th. Average Rating: 75100 from 7 votes. Naturally, 2009. Dreamland, 03:23. Tell Me Now, 03:38. Marcia Griffiths is the undisputed Queen of Reggae. For over half a century, she has soundtracked Jamaica with her tell-tale timbre - in truth, you are more likely to hear Griffiths in Jamaica than Bob Marley - and she's still recording and performing today. Griffiths, however, was recording solo all the while. And it is Naturally, released in 1978 reissued as Dreamland, that perhaps showcases her talents most fully. Though the Jamaican music industry has always been more based on singles, Naturally is a ten-song, album-length argument for why Griffiths is such a foundational artist