Dive into the rich, soulful sounds of Horace Andy's "See and Blind," a captivating collection of roots reggae, dub, and lovers rock that showcases the legendary artist's enduring talent. Released in 1998 under the Continental Record Services label, this album is a testament to Andy's ability to blend traditional reggae with modern influences, creating a timeless listening experience.
"See and Blind" features a diverse range of tracks, from the uplifting "Fly Like an Eagle" to the introspective "Poor Johnny." The album opens with the powerful "Cassandra," setting the tone for a journey through Andy's unique musical landscape. With a duration of just over 41 minutes, each song is carefully crafted to keep the listener engaged and immersed in the music.
The album includes both new songs and old favorites, accompanied by the Firehouse Crew, with production overseen by the renowned Bunny Gemini. This collaboration results in a stunning mix of styles, highlighting Andy's versatility and depth as an artist. Tracks like "My Sound A De Best" and "Oh Rude Boys" demonstrate his lyrical prowess, while "Pillow Talk" and "Oh What a Day" offer a more laid-back, romantic vibe.
Horace Andy, often referred to as 'Mr. Bassie,' brings his signature vocals and heartfelt lyrics to "See and Blind," making it a standout addition to any reggae enthusiast's collection. The album's re-issue ensures that both longtime fans and new listeners can enjoy the timeless music of one of reggae's most respected artists. Whether you're a fan of roots reggae, dub, or lovers rock, "See and Blind" offers a compelling and enjoyable listening experience.
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