Mr. McGregor

Performer: Freddie McGregor
Engineer: Crucial Bunny; Crucial Bunny; Maxie
Producer: Niney The Observer; Niney The Observer; Donald Clive Davidson (Reissue)
Distributor: Fontana Distribution

Notes: Personnel: Earl "Chinna" Smith, Eric "Bingy Bunny" Lamont, Eric Lamont, Tony Chin (guitar); Arnold Breckenridge, Arnold Brackenridge, Donald Vidan-Greves, Enroy Grant (horns); Jamaka Johnson, Keith Sterling (keyboards); George Fullwood (bass instrument); Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, Max Edwards (drums); Bloucksy, Sticky, Bongo Herman (percussion). Audio Mixers: Crucial Bunny; Maxie. Liner Note Author: Steve "Serpiente" Stromberg. Recording information: Channel One Recording Studio, Kingston, Jamaica. Although Freddie McGregor had been performing steadily throughout the 1960s and `70s in Jamaica, he recorded only as a singles artist. In 1979, McGregor released his first full-length, MR. MCGREGOR, which drew on his talent for rocksteady and lover's rock, while announcing his recent conversion to Rastafarianism (the album's themes are influenced by classic Rasta topics). A collaboration with legendary Jamaican producer Niney the Observer, MR. MCGREGOR has a rich, deep sound that perfectly complements McGregor's smooth, soulful voice. An overlooked gem, this fine debut will please any fan of classic roots.

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