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Pablo Moses

Pablo Moses is credited on 112 releases across 36 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1958–2023 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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112

Pressings credited

36

Albums

8

Decades active

4

In collections

Biography

Pablo Moses (born Pablo Henry, 28 June 1948, Manchester, Jamaica) is a Jamaican roots reggae vocalist. Moses got his start in music performing with informal school bands. He and Don Prendes formed a group and entered talent shows, performing under the name, "The Canaries". Moses released a number of records over several decades, but he is best known for his debut, 1975's Revolutionary Dream, produced by Geoffrey Chung, which included "I Man A Grasshopper", engineered at The Black Ark by Lee "Scratch" Perry. His 1980 follow up, A Song, was well received by his fans and music critics. Also well received was the single "Ready, Aim, Fire" off his 1983 album In The Future. Reviewing the 1978 I Love I Bring LP in Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies (1981), Robert Christgau said "a lot of these charming, moralistic reggae ditties have the lyrical and melodic simplicity of Sunday School hymns—'Be Not a Dread' could almost be a roots 'Jesus Loves the Little Children.' And whoever devised the synthesizer riffs that set off Moses's spacey singsong deserves a gold star."

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Credited work

112 releases · 36 albums · active 1958–2023

  • Performance · 131
  • Production · 44
  • Other credits · 18
  • Engineering · 9

Studios: Dynamic Sounds Studios · Basing Street Studios · Tuff Gong Recording Studio · Mixing Lab Studio

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