Fally Lover, by Johnny Osbourne

Fally Lover

by Johnny Osbourne

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1.	Fally Lover 03:26	buy track
2.	You're Too Sexy 04:05	buy track
3.	Two Bad Daughter 03:59	buy track
4.	Ice Cream Love 03:23	buy track
5.	Man Of Jahoviah 03:26	buy track
6.	Mushroom 03:43	buy track
7.	No Lollipop No Sweet So 03:00	buy track
8.	Love So Strong 03:29	buy track
9.	He Can Surely Turn The Tide 03:29	buy track
10.	Come Back Darling 04:23	buy track

about

Coming off the massive success of the Truths & Rights album, Reggae crooner Johnny Osbourne teams up with heavyweight producer Henry "Junjo" Lawes and the Roots Radics band for a drum & bass heavy offering that's sure to pack the dancefloors. The album's subject matter leans heavily towards romantic relationships with the exceptions of "Man of Jahovia" & "He Can Turn The Tide", with the sparse backing tracks allowing Osbourne's sublime voice to take center stage. "Ice Cream Love" is a favourite track that has stood the test of the time and is a sound-system staple to this very day.

credits

released January 1, 1980

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Greensleeves Records Ltd.
Copyright © – Greensleeves Records Ltd.
Published By – Greensleeves Publishing Ltd.
Recorded At – Channel One Recording Studio
Mixed At – Channel One Recording Studio
Backing Band [Backed By] – The Roots Radics
Bass – Errol 'Flabba' Holt
Design – The Small Back Room
Drums – Style Scott
Engineer, Mixed By – Barnabas
Lacquer Cut By – Rays
Lead Guitar – Bo Pee
Mastered By – Ray Staff
Organ – Winston Wright
Percussion – Skully, Sky Juice
Piano – Gladstone Anderson
Plated By – EG
Producer – Henry 'Junjo' Lawes
Rhythm Guitar – Sorel
Saxophone – Deadly Headley
Trombone – Nambo

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