JIMMY CLIFF - The Power and the Glory 12" Vinyl LP Album
Produced by Jimmy Cliff, Production Team: Rick Iantosca, Amir Bayyan, Jim Bonnefond, Ronald Bell. Recorded at the House of Music, West Orange and Channel One & Tuff Gong, Jamaica
Produced by Jimmy Cliff, Production Team: Rick Iantosca, Amir Bayyan, Jim Bonnefond, Ronald Bell. Recorded at the House of Music, West Orange and Channel One & Tuff Gong, Jamaica
"The Power and the Glory," released in 1983 in Holland, captures Jimmy Cliff at a creative zenith. This album is a vibrant showcase of Cliff's ability to merge reggae with various musical styles, creating a sound that is both contemporary and timeless.
Upon its release, the album was met with commercial success and critical praise. Tracks like "Reggae Night" and "We All Are One" became anthems, celebrated for their infectious rhythms and positive messages. The production on this album is particularly noteworthy, featuring lush arrangements and a polished sound that highlights Cliff's evolving artistry.
What distinguishes "The Power and the Glory" is its thematic exploration of empowerment and unity. The album's lyrical content, combined with its upbeat and danceable tunes, made it a favourite among fans and critics alike. Its success in the European market further solidified Cliff's status as a global reggae icon.
Music Genre: |
Reggae |
Record Label Information: |
CBS 25761 (FC 38986) |
Media Format: |
12" Vinyl LP Gramophone |
Year & Country: |
1983 Made in Holland |
Band Members and Musicians on: JIMMY CLIFF The Power and the Glory |
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Track Listing of: JIMMY CLIFF The Power and the Glory |
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