Wailing Souls Stormy Night

• Wailing Souls – Spread Propaganda
• Wailing Souls – Dog Bite
• Wailing Souls – What Is What
• Wailing Souls – Mr Fire Coal Man
• Wailing Souls – You're My Days
• Wailing Souls – Stormy Night
• Wailing Souls – Move On
• Wailing Souls – What Yo Gonna Do
• Wailing Souls – She Pleases Me
• Wailing Souls – Where Do I Stand

• 1. Spread Propaganda
• 2. Dog Bite
• 3. What Is What
• 4. Mr Fire Coal Man
• 5. You're My Days
• 6. Stormy Night
• 7. Move On
• 8. What Yo Gonna Do
• 9. She Pleases Me
• 10. Where Do I Stand

The neighborhood of Waterhouse provided a natural connection between the members of Wailing Souls and producer King Jammy. The Souls, like many, had moved from their original base and home in Trench Town at the dawn of the 1980s to Waterhouse and spent the decade in the area they helped make famous with their anthem “Fire House Rock” in 1981.

For King Jammy, the Souls found a new sound for a new era, still holding their epic harmonies, but with a downsized trio lineup that included co-founders Pipe Matthews and Bread McDonald adding Earth Messengers' Devon Beckford. For these sessions, Bobby Digital was at the helm, bringing the latest sound straight from King Jammy’s Studio.

In the tradition of dancehall music, the 10-track album, originally released on the US Rohit label in 1989, included backing tracks found elsewhere in the King Jammy catalog, including the ace “Propaganda,” also voiced by Frankie Paul as “You Standing There,” and by Cultural Roots as “Sweet Lady“ plus a remake of their Studio One breakout track “Fire Coal Man.” Their popular single “Move On” appeared on this LP as “Carry On."