One of the best-selling reggae albums of the early 1970s

Most recordings unavailable on CD for almost 20 years

Includes numerous Jamaican hits

Originally released in Jamaica 1974, ‘Here Comes Ken Parker’ provided the first secular showcase for one of Jamaican music’s finest and most popular performers, Ken Parker.

Over the preceding six years, the singer had become firmly established as one of the island’s most gifted singers, his elegant tenor gracing a series of popular 7” singles, primarily recorded at Duke Reid’s famed Treasure Isle studio.

Now, the popular 1974 collection – also released by Trojan Records in the UK as ‘Jimmy Brown’ - is finally available once more after almost half a century, with its track-listing expanded to include the remainder of the vocalist’s released work for Treasure Isle, along with those of his equally accomplished labelmate, Hopeton Lewis.

Kappaleet:
1. Kiss an Angel
2. Jimmy Brown
3. I Can't Hide
4. Mother's Eyes
5. Sincerely
6. Help Me Make It Through the Night
7. True True True
8. I Catch Myself Crying
9. I Should Have Known
10. Guilty Inside
11. Groovin' in Style
12. Sugar Pantie
13. Boys and Girls Reggae
14. Boom Shacka Lacka
15. Live It Up
16. Tom Drunk
17. There She Goes
18. (Respect) to the Other Man
19. Judgement Day
20. She's Gone
21. Testify
22. Super Soul
23. Get On the Right Track
24. I Must Tame You
25. Sexy Woman
26. Peace to You Brother, Peace to You Sister
27. Take My Heart
28. Ride Me Donkey
29. Soul Power
30. Drive Her Home