Sufferer

The Kingstonian's classic boss reggae album Sufferer re-released with many extra tracks. The first twelve tracks are the original album, basically just a collection of their songs 1968-70. It's an excellent album, musically and stylistically rather like the Pioneers' songs from around the same time. To this has been added some excellent instrumentals by the Crystalites using the same rhythm tracks as the songs, which are almost as good as the originals. I particularly like the spaghetti-western-themed Undertaker's Burial. Released amongst a number of Dr Bird reissues, all of which are worth exploring.

Previously aware of 'The Kingstonians' through the track 'Singer Man' being on one of the old Tighten Up Trojan albums back in the day. Pleased to be able to add this to my collection. So this is superior, quality reggae from Jamaica's golden age of music. Very fine. Even better as through the writings of Lloyd Bradley I now know the significance of the label 'Sufferer' and what the fellows are singing about.

The Sufferer LP first appeared on CD in 1990(twenty years after the original vinyl release).Now here it is with 12 bonus tracks,mainly instrumentals related to some of the vocal takes.Backed by The Crystalites and produced by Derrick Harriot....great stuff.

Well done all those at Doctor Bird for a fabulous cd making the rare Kingstonians album available again with extra tracks. Derrick Harriott was a great producer as well as an exceptional singer and it is good to see his production being released.

Good purchase for dad

Great album. So good, someone stole it from me within a month of receiving it. I think that's a recommendation!!

Bought for my own personal collection, absolutely great album.

Listening to this wants to make you buy more from this skinhead reggae era