Brown Sugar

Black Pride

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"Black Pride" is the seminal Lovers Rock tune from Brown Sugar pressed loud for the first ever time on this new one-off press limited-edition (just 1,000 copies worldwide) 12" on Soul Jazz Records! Brown Sugar formed in London in 1976 made up of teenagers Pauline Catlin, Caron Wheeler and Carol Simms. After Brown Sugar Caron Wheeler became known worldwide as the vocalist in Soul II Soul and Carol Simms launched a successful solo career under the name "Kofi". "Black Pride" was originally released on the Lovers Rock label, a fledgling reggae label formed by musicians Dennis Bovell and John Kpiaye and producer Dennis Harris. Brown Sugar were unique - not only were they one of the most important of the first wave of lovers rock groups, they were the only group who managed to successfully blend together a reggae roots consciousness with a lovers rock sensibility. The classic "Black Pride" perfectly reflects this unique sound.

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Release Date

26.08.2022

Cat No

5227416

Tracklist

Track 1
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Reggae / Dub
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2-LP
Various
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Studio One Roots Soul Jazz
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Reggae / Dub
2-LP
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Various
37.95 €
Studio One Roots Soul Jazz
Reggae / Dub
2-LP
Various
37.95 €
Studio One Djs Soul Jazz
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Reggae / Dub
2-LP
Various
37.95 €
Studio One Djs Soul Jazz
Reggae / Dub
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LP
Various
37.95 €
Studio One Lovers Soul Jazz
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Reggae / Dub
LP
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Various
37.95 €
Studio One Lovers Soul Jazz
Reggae / Dub
2-LP
Various
37.95 €
Studio One Story Soul Jazz
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Reggae / Dub
2-LP
Various
37.95 €
Studio One Story Soul Jazz
Reggae / Dub
2-LP
Various
37.95 €
Studio One Dub Soul Jazz
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Reggae / Dub
2-LP
Various
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Studio One Dub Soul Jazz
Reggae / Dub
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2-LP
Various
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200% Dynamite (New Edition) Soul Jazz
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Reggae / Dub
2-LP
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Various
34.95 €
200% Dynamite (New Edition) Soul Jazz