Don Carlos - Prophecy Full Album

Don Carlos - Prophecy (Full Abum)
Also released under the title ‘Suffering.’
First released in 1981.
Tracks -
1. Gimme Gimme Your Love
2. Crucial Situation
3. Working Everyday
4. Live In Harmony
5. Prophecy
6. Jah Hear My Plea

[@domeniquekotsoane2396]

29 years old and still listen to Don Carlos

[@user-ym4hv8ez4f]

Don Carlos rocked the world❤❤

[@denisweijers7268]

Master Don

[@olumuyiwavictorgold6168]

Always happy having Don Carlos.

[@abedwambua9967]

The voice is soo nice,,Don,culture,lucky Dube,burning wailler n peter tosh are talented with voice

[@jameskafere6230]

Yes we love Don Carlos 🎉

[@tapalotapalo]

Don Carlos, you have placed a mark in the world of reggae music. I was introduced to your music by my brother as way back as when i were in grade 4. I will forever love your music.

[@joseribamarlobatoribamar7421]

Uma viagem VIBRASONS POSITIVA SEMPRE

[@epsonraphahlelo6467]

I was raised by uncles who loved reggae hardheartedly, Don Carlos is one of them. at the age of six i was singing live in harmony

[@noobciity321]

Absolutely beautiful, these tunes are blessings
For the soul.
❤

[@ZatitaMuchanga-sp1mp]

First i give thanks and praises to the most high Jah rasta for giving us this moment of glory with love songs may the other humanbeing link on it this is the way to reach the enternal life greetings from ras magadjene

[@domeniquekotsoane2396]

The first time I heard such soulful and viby Don Carlo's Prophecy album was when my grandfather was still alive.I was about 13 years old.He used to play the tape in his Toyota Tazz at the time.

[@ladisiousgukutikwa5744]

The Don to the fullest

[@asiakadendula4244]

Mekumbuka mbali Sana daaah🤔

[@sidneyzimba5876]

Very cool and good

[@ThembaMhlakaza-ki4zt]

U heal my soul when u play Live in Harmony ❤❤❤❤

[@juanmarquez1679]

Don

[@domeniquekotsoane2396]

Legendary

[@kedukordi]

The best reggae legend ever 🎉

[@GiftKabanda]

One of the finest his sounds are heavy like leather

[@Hasu30]

The good old days.

[@michaelgreen7356]

Nice xxx

[@s.p.a.m.]

Top album💯

[@masalalimbuwa9486]

Crucial Situation made me drop off my tears the first time i listened to it..

[@giovanniteneggi5619]

Bellissimo

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Só pedra❤

[@thomasparry3566]

from allmusik website
AllMusic Review by Jo-Ann Greene [-]
Producer Robert "Flacko" Palmer was walking on a knife's edge during the making of Don Carlos' Prophecy album. He wanted to fill the set with deep roots atmospheres, à la the singer's former band, Black Uhuru, but then ran the risk of overwhelming Carlos' fragile vocals. The backing We the People band was sympathetic to the situation, and together the men came up with a superb dread set that beautifully showcases and supports the singer. The solution lay in Errol Brown's sublime mix, as he played down Lloyd Parkes and Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace's fiery rockers rhythms, while giving full rein to the rich melodies and atmospheres the rest of the band was creating. The result was a rockers set, filled with evocative, haunting atmospheres, but with a less broody feel than most dread records, and one that showcased Carlos' vocals in their best light. Every one of the set's six numbers is a masterpiece, with only the adamant "Gimme Gimme Your Love" falling outside the cultural realm. "Crucial Situation" and "Working Everyday" both tackle poverty and poverty wages, and resonate with injustice. "Live in Harmony" is Carlos at his most resolute, and for those who refuse to heed his calls and continue to brutalize the people, there'll be much weeping and wailing when "Prophecy" is finally fulfilled. "Jah Hear My Plea" is a personal prayer for Jah's aid for a sufferer lost in Babylon. Each song is presented in extended form, floating without break from the vocal cut into its dub. The dubs are equally crucial, for now listeners can wallow in We the People's phenomenal musicianship as the rhythms come to the fore and Brown hones in on the solos and stunning riffs. With a lineup that also included Winston "Bo-Peep" Bowen, Winston Wright, Earl "Wire" Lindo, Frank "Bubbler" Waul, Felix "Deadly Headly" Bennett, and Dave Madden, We the People was a devastating unit, and this album features some of the band's greatest work, with Junior Marvin's fiery lead guitar of particular note. Although the original 1981 album was titled Suffering, subsequent releases were titled after the "Prophecy" track, an equally apt moniker for the set.

[@reggaejazz5299]

Jo-Anne Greene does great reviews.

[@antonharding8350]

Live in Harmony is what floats my boat on that hearing. The Suffering title and artwork too (better credits the musicians e.g. Lloyd Parks - bass) raises the game of this ine singer songwriter's debut LP

[@dialloibrahima8731]

Don Carlos est mon fan

[@chrisdiego1330]

Great songs

[@lennycarlostembo574]

Love Don Carlos so much ended up with the name Len Carlos

[@azzamzamzam1822]

"Roots Rock Reggae"

[@ThembaMhlakaza-ki4zt]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@1ruchell]

One of the sweetest voices in the whole universe

[@zenildocardososantossantos8097]

Don carlos e sim

[@josepacheco3263]

Pedrada 💚💛❤👍😃

[@asiakadendula4244]

The don to the folest🔥

[@vavasilva9060]

👌👏👏👏👏👏

[@wanwanshyryu]

so as pedradas ♫

[@moeketsinthotso3050]

Culture this train

[@vavasilva9060]

Sensacional 👌

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wadada

[@bk12dozze88]

O cara é barril

[@Gabriel.santos-de.cotiasp]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷✌️✌️

[@stanleyshombe6924]

Not to be confused with don Trump, seriuos😜