Sing It Wicked Style

Blood and Fire was originally a 200 copy release on his destroyer label, but switched to his observer label, where it would go on to sell over 30,000 copies in Jamaica and be named song of the year in 1971. Alongside this classic and opening track on this compilation, are other killer cuts by the Observer. Message to the Ungodly cut at Randy's studio 17 in 1972 featured not only Lloyd Charmers and Dobby Dobson on harmonies but the great Ken Boothe. Bring the Couchie Come had Mr Dennis Brown on backing vocals. The classic Keep on Pushing features the Heptones on harmonies and Mix Up the Morwells and the great Bingy Bunny on guitar. Jah Fire although having the rhythm cut as Randy's studio 17, the harmony parts by the Heptones were to be put down at dynamic studios, Ital Correction had Mr E Thompson working the feedback and the next two cuts Rasta no Pick Pocket and Aily and Ailaloo were cut at dynamic and Aily features Lloyd Chambers and Max Romeo on backing vocals.