Judy Mowatt
One-third of the I-Threes, reggae's most influential female vocal trio, Judy Mowatt is perhaps best known for helping to turn the last recordings of Bob Marley into enduring classics. Her sensuous harmonies strengthened albums by countless artists, and her solo recordings, including Black Woman in 1980 and Only a Woman two years later, marked her as a powerful spokesperson for Rastafarian and feminist causes. Mowatt initially attracted attention as lead singer of a vocal trio, the Gaylettes, also known as the Gaytones, that she formed with Beryl Lawrence and Merle Clemonson ...
Songs
Strength to Go Through
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Driving, Happy
Slave Queen
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Trumpets, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Driving, Happy
Put It On
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Trumpets, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Driving, Happy
Zion Chant
Jamaica
Reggae
Flute, Fender Rhodes, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Driving, Happy
Black Woman
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Trumpets, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit, Percussion
Driving, Happy
Down in the Valley
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Trumpets, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Driving, Happy
Joseph
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Trumpets, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Loving
Many Are Called
Jamaica
Reggae
Fender Rhodes, Saxophone, Trumpets, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Kit
Driving, Happy