Pablo Gad Trafalgar Square

• Pablo Gad – Blood Suckers
• Pablo Gad – Visions Of Pablo
• Pablo Gad – Trodding On Home
• Pablo Gad – Natty Loving
• Pablo Gad – Jailhouse Pressure
• Pablo Gad – Trafalgar Square
• Pablo Gad – Tru I De A Jail
• Pablo Gad – What Makes A Natty Dread Cry
• Pablo Gad – Riddle I This
• Pablo Gad – Blood Suckers Dub

• 1. Blood Suckers
• 2. Visions Of Pablo
• 3. Trodding On Home
• 4. Natty Loving
• 5. Jailhouse Pressure
• 6. Trafalgar Square
• 7. Tru I De A Jail
• 8. What Makes A Natty Dread Cry
• 9. Riddle I This
• 10. Blood Suckers Dub

Pablo Gad may not be the first name to spring to any roots collector’s mind with little written about him in such luminary works as The Rough Guide To Reggae, but his emergence alongside other little known UK artists such as Lion Youth (who hit with Rat A Cut Bottle), indicate what a thriving and vibrant scene London of the late 1970’s and early 1980’s was, and how much wonderful and creative music was made thousands of miles away from reggae’s birthplace of Jamaica.Trafalgar Square was issued in 1979, riding on Pablo Gad’s Bloodsuckers hit, and released on the Burning Sounds imprint in a rather fetching red vinyl for the initial run before turning to basic black for the remainder. Bizarrely it was also issued on the twin-label to Burning Sounds, Burning Rockers, in 1979 as well. That too came in red vinyl as well as black.