The original ten track album from 1978 has been expanded for this deluxe edition into a superb 27 track release complete with a 2nd CD of full dub companions including the previously unreleased dub to "I Broke The Comb". In addition all four sides of the two classic non-album Greensleeves Keith Hudson 12" singles as well as the two rare Jamaican single mixes of "Rasta Country" and "Jonah" are making their CD debut! Tracklisting: CD1: 1. Rasta Communication 2. Felt We Felt The Strain 3. Bloody Eyes 4. Rasa Country 5. I broke The Comb 6. I’m Not Satisfied 7. I'm No Fool 8. Jonah 9. Musicology 10. I Won't Compromise 11. Nah Skin Up (12" Mix) 12. Felt We Felt The Strain (12" Mix) 13. Bloody Eyes (12" Mix) 14. Rasta Country (12" Mix) 15. (Jonah) Come Out Now CD2: 1. Rub Dub 2. Felt The Strain Dub 3. My Eyes Are Red Dub 4. Bloody Eyes Dub 5. National Item 6. National Anthem 7. I Broke The Comb Dub 8. Barrabas Dub 9. Image Dub 10. (Jonah) Come Out Now Version 11. Musicology Dub 12. Darkness Dub They called him the man with the musical message and nowhere was the full effect of Keith Hudson’s mighty, brooding Rasta vibrations felt then in the 1978 release of “Rasta Communication”. Recorded at Randy’s, Channel One & Chalk Farm with a final tweek from Prince Jammy at King Tubby’s, the album featured a top line up of Jamaica's finest musicians including Family Man & Carlton Barrett and Sly & Robbie. All the ingredients were in place for a five-star classic, and the results did not disappoint, this early Greensleeves release saw Keith Hudson acclaimed by both the core reggae market and new wave journalists all agreeing that the life affirming "Rasta Communication" captured Keith at his creative peak. The original ten track album has been expanded for this deluxe edition into a superb 27 track release complete with a 2nd CD of full dub companions including the previously unreleased dub to "I Broke The Comb". In addition all four sides of the two classic non-album Greensleeves Keith Hudson 12” singles as well as the two rare Jamaican single mixes of "Rasta Country" and "Jonah" are making their CD debut. His revolutionary zeal caused some to brand him Reggae's John Lennon, truthfully his tragic death was of no less loss to the world of music, thankfully we can remember him this way – in RASTA COMMUNICATION! Credits: Bass: Bertram "Ranchie" McLean, Fuller Drums: Eric "Fish" Clarke, Sly Dunbar Guitar: Willy Barratt, Bertram "Ranchie" McLean, Earl "Chinna" Smith, Lloyd "Gitsy" Willis, Robbie Shakespeare Organ/Piano/Synthesizer: Keith Stirling, Tarzan Nelson, Theo "Snappin" Beckford, Ken Elliott Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals: Keith Hudson Backing Vocals: Lisa Strike, Stickman, Paget King Producer: Keith Hudson Engineer: Clive Chin, L. McKenzie, Prince Jammy, Sid Bucknor Remix: Prince Jammy Recorded at Randy's, Channel One (Jamiaca) & Chalk Farm Studios (London) Remix at King Tubby's