Let's Get It On

"Let's Get It On" is the seventh studio album by legendary Jamaican singer Ken Boothe, a pioneer in the reggae genre. Released on January 1, 1974, under Trojan Records, this album is a vibrant blend of rocksteady, reggae, lovers rock, roots reggae, ska, and dub, showcasing Boothe's versatile vocal prowess and the rich musical landscape of the era.

Produced by the renowned Lloyd Charmers, the album features a collection of twelve tracks, including the title track "Let's Get It On," a soulful cover of the Marvin Gaye classic, and other notable songs like "(That's the Way) Nature Planned It," "My Love," and "Is It Because I'm Black?" The album's duration is a concise yet impactful 36 minutes, making it a perfect introduction to Boothe's soulful and captivating sound.

Originally released in 1974, "Let's Get It On" has been reissued for the first time since its initial release, now available as a limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on orange-colored vinyl. This reissue offers both new and longtime fans the opportunity to experience the timeless music of Ken Boothe in a high-quality format.

Ken Boothe's "Let's Get It On" is not just an album but a testament to his enduring influence in the world of reggae and soul music. With its rich blend of genres and powerful vocals, this album is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolution of reggae and the incredible talent of Ken Boothe.