Reggae

Pablo Gad

Pablo Gad'in En Sevilen Şarkıları

Natty LovingPablo Gad

Hard TimesPablo Gad

Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Jailhouse Pressure şarkısını dinle, şarkı sözlerini, müzik videosunu ve daha fazlasını gör!

Jailhouse PressurePablo Gad

Ras Teo & Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Geddion Bootz şarkısını dinle, şarkı sözlerini, müzik videosunu ve daha fazlasını gör!

Geddion BootzRas Teo & Pablo Gad

Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Beat Goes On şarkısını dinle, şarkı sözlerini, müzik videosunu ve daha fazlasını gör!

Beat Goes OnPablo Gad

Reggae Trio (feat. Prince Jazzbo) [Continuous Mix]Pablo Gad, Zabandis & Moon Rocks

International DreadPablo Gad

Jah Jah SayPablo Gad

Kunta KintePablo Gad

Reggae Revolution - (Continuous Mix)Pablo Gad, Errol Dunkley, 15 16 17, Cornel Campbell, Elroy Baily, Trevor Walters, Riot Squad, Tabby Cat Kelly, Moon Rocks & Zabandis

En Son Çıkan

Ras Teo & Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Geddion Bootz - Single albümünü dinle

SINGLEGeddion Bootz - SingleRas Teo & Pablo Gad

Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının diğer albümleri

ALBUMReggae TrioPablo Gad, Zabandis & Moon Rocks

Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Trafalgar Square albümünü dinle

ALBUMTrafalgar SquarePablo Gad

Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Don't Push Jah albümünü dinle

ALBUMDon't Push JahPablo Gad

Pablo Gad adlı sanatçının Blood Suckers albümünü dinle

ALBUMBlood SuckersPablo Gad

Pablo Gad hakkında

Tür

Reggae

In 1977 Pablo Gad was introduced to Joe Sinclair by his benefactor Winston Fergus. Sinclair had set up the Klik label following his departure from Trojan Records with a view to releasing authentic Jamaican sounds. Both Fergus and Gad were British-based but were able to maintain an appeal within the roots market. Fergus was the lead singer of the Equators who provided the backing to Gad’s debut recordings. Surfacing on the Caribbean subsidiary, ‘International Dread’ and ‘Kunte Kinte’ enhanced his position as a top vocalist. In 1978 Gad emerged with the classic ‘Blood Suckers’, which surfaced through Clement Bushay’s Burning Sounds empire. From the opening bars this rhythm was destined to last, and was enhanced by Gad’s vocals, with his delivery reminiscent of Fred Locks. Further singles surfaced through Bushay, including ‘Natty Loving’, ‘Trafalgar Square’, ‘Throw Your Dreams’ and ‘Riddle I Dis’. The success of ‘Blood Suckers’ overshadowed his later output, which probably inspired the revival of the rhythm for ‘Hard Time’. The outcome was another smash hit that has become an anthem for revival DJs. 1980 was a prolific year when a successful run of hits encompassed ‘Guns Fever’, ‘Nursery Rhyme’, ‘Oh Jah’ and ‘Fly Away Home’. Pablo Gad continued to record in the 90s, including the self-penned ‘Johnny Reggae’ and the haunting ‘Lash On My Back’, the latter being featured on the Brixton-based Lion Roots compilation.