Don Carlos - Oh Girl / At The Bus Stop [1982] (With Lyrics)

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Backing Band: The Roots Radics

Songs taken from the two albums 'Them Never Know Natty Dread Have Him Credential' and 'Day To Day Living'

Jamaican singer Don Carlos first made a name for himself as one of the founding members of the influential reggae band Black Uhuru, who rose to international fame in the ’80s when they began to be backed by the legendary rhythm section of Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare, and The Roots Radics. Carlos launched a solo career of his own in 1981 with his debut album Suffering, a collection of deep, militant roots backed by the We The People Band. Mixed by Scientist, 'Them Never Know Natty Dread Have Him Credential' is Carlos’ sophomore effort and the first recorded alongside future longtime collaborator Alric Lansfield Malcolm aka Gold. While the roots vibe is still definitely present here, Carlos and Gold also dive into a few lighter, love-oriented songs included the amazing “Oh Girl,” which talks about a brokenhearted young boy who gets stood up at the bus stop after school.

Gold, a.k.a. Alric Lansfield Malcolm was a Jamaican reggae singer born August 8, 1950 in Troy, Trelawny.
He were friends with Don Carlos and features on many of Don Carlos' albums mainly as a background singer.

Special Thanks to Doug Armstrong for assisting with transcribing these lyrics.

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