Jimmy London Bridge Over Troubled WatersExpanded Edition + Randy's Reggae 1971-1973

• DISC 1: Jimmy London – Bridge Over Troubled Waters
• Jimmy London – Bridge Over Troubled Waters
• Jimmy London – Shake A Hand
• Jimmy London – Just My Imagination
• Jimmy London – Jamboree
• Jimmy London – Hanging Up My Heart
• Jimmy London – A Little Love
• Jimmy London – Make The Night A Little Longer
• Jimmy London – Walk With Love
• Jimmy London – It's Now Or Never
• Jimmy London – They Don't Know
• BONUS TRACKS: – Hip Hooray
• Jimmy London – Jamaican Festival '72
• Jimmy London – I'll Never Find Another You
• Jimmy London – Sad Mood
• VARIOUS: – A Little Love
• Lloyd Parks – Stars
• Dennis Brown – Cheater
• The Rocking Horse – Change Your Ways
• The Freedom Group – Sing A Song Of Freedom
• The Impact All Stars – Down By The Riverside
• Dennis Brown – Meet Me At The Corner
• The Impact All Stars – Meet Me At The Corner Version
• Tommy McCook – Harvest In The East
• The Rocking Horse – Hard Time
• Dennis Alcapone – Stars Version
• DISC 2: – Randy's Reggae 1971-1973
• The Ethiopians – Free Man
• Max Romeo – Chi-Chi-Bud
• Carl Murphy – Lick I Pipe
• Augustus Pablo – Java
• The Impact All Stars – Java Version 2
• Dennis Alcapone – Mava
• The Ethiopians – Sad News
• Errol Dunkley – Created By The Father
• The Vibrators – Go Back
• Winston Prince – Go Back Version 3
• The Ethiopians – Me Want Gal
• Hubert Lee – Something On Your Mind
• Impact All Stars – Something On Your Mind Version
• Alton Ellis – Too Late To Turn Back Now
• The Ethiopians – Rim Bim Bam
• Donovan Carless – Sweet Caroline
• Impact All Stars – Sweet Caroline Version
• Errol Dunkley – Oh Lord
• The Ethiopians – Mr Tom
• The Heptones – Soul Sister

• 1. DISC 1: Jimmy London – Bridge Over Troubled Waters
• 2. Bridge Over Troubled Waters
• 3. Shake A Hand
• 4. Just My Imagination
• 5. Jamboree
• 6. Hanging Up My Heart
• 7. A Little Love
• 8. Make The Night A Little Longer
• 9. Walk With Love
• 10. It's Now Or Never
• 11. They Don't Know
• 12. BONUS TRACKS: – Hip Hooray
• 13. Jamaican Festival '72
• 14. I'll Never Find Another You
• 15. Sad Mood
• 16. VARIOUS: – A Little Love
• 17. Lloyd Parks – Stars
• 18. Dennis Brown – Cheater
• 19. The Rocking Horse – Change Your Ways
• 20. The Freedom Group – Sing A Song Of Freedom
• 21. The Impact All Stars – Down By The Riverside
• 22. Dennis Brown – Meet Me At The Corner
• 23. The Impact All Stars – Meet Me At The Corner Version
• 24. Tommy McCook – Harvest In The East
• 25. The Rocking Horse – Hard Time
• 26. Dennis Alcapone – Stars Version
• 27. DISC 2: – Randy's Reggae 1971-1973
• 28. The Ethiopians – Free Man
• 29. Max Romeo – Chi-Chi-Bud
• 30. Carl Murphy – Lick I Pipe
• 31. Augustus Pablo – Java
• 32. The Impact All Stars – Java Version 2
• 33. Dennis Alcapone – Mava
• 34. The Ethiopians – Sad News
• 35. Errol Dunkley – Created By The Father
• 36. The Vibrators – Go Back
• 37. Winston Prince – Go Back Version 3
• 38. The Ethiopians – Me Want Gal
• 39. Hubert Lee – Something On Your Mind
• 40. Impact All Stars – Something On Your Mind Version
• 41. Alton Ellis – Too Late To Turn Back Now
• 42. The Ethiopians – Rim Bim Bam
• 43. Donovan Carless – Sweet Caroline
• 44. Impact All Stars – Sweet Caroline Version
• 45. Errol Dunkley – Oh Lord
• 46. The Ethiopians – Mr Tom
• 47. The Heptones – Soul Sister
• 48. Winston Prince – Dandy Shandy Version 4
• 49. Gregory Isaacs – Lonely Soldier
• 50. Impact All Stars – Lonely Soldier Version

19 TRACKS NEW TO CD SEMINAL 1972 TROJAN ALBUM INCLUDES SOME OF THE BIGGEST JAMAICAN HITS, 1971- 1973

Having made his mark alongside Billy Dyce in the popular vocal duo, the Inspirations, Trevor Shaw aka Jimmy London embarked on what proved to be immensely successful solo career, commencing with a succession of Jamaican hits for leading Kingston-based enterprise, Randy’s Records.

Such was the singer’s success that in 1972, Randy’s Records gathered a dozen of the singer’s recordings for what was his – and the company’s – very first long-playing record, “Bridge Over Troubled Waters”.

Concurrently issued in the UK by Trojan Records, the album firmly established London as a major recording star, with highlights including popular reggae interpretations of the title track, along with ‘A Little Love’, ‘Shake A Hand’, ‘It’s Now Or Never’ and ‘Walk With Love’.

By this time, Trojan had launched its own Randy’s subsidiary label to showcase the cream of its Jamaican counterpart’s output, and it is the majority of tracks that saw issue on the UK imprint between 1971 and 1973, along with remaining highlights from this period (including those featured on the unissued Trojan album, “A Little Love”) that comprise the remainder of this essential double-disc collection of classic early reggae sides.