Alton Ellis - Arise Black Man 1968 1978

Review by Austin Zappas

Arise Black Man 1968-1978 is a compilation album by Jamaican singer Alton Ellis, showcasing some of his most significant works from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. The album features a total of 20 tracks, including some of his most iconic hits such as "Black Man's Pride," "I'm Still in Love with You," and "African Descendants."

The album is a tribute to Ellis' contribution to the development of reggae music, and it showcases his soulful and powerful voice, which has become synonymous with the genre. The tracks on the album are a mix of socially conscious songs, love ballads, and up-tempo dance tracks, all of which showcase Ellis' versatility as a singer.

Summary by Austin Zappas

The album is a must-have for fans of reggae music and for those who appreciate the work of one of the most influential singers in the genre. The production quality is excellent, and the tracks have been remastered to give them a fresh and modern sound. The album is a great introduction to Alton Ellis' music and a reminder of his contribution to the development of reggae music. Arise Black Man 1968-1978 is a fantastic album that celebrates the legacy of one of Jamaica's most iconic singers.