Judy Mowatt
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Judy Mowatt: The Grateful Dread
Profile and Interview by Susin Shapiro, Viva, November 1977
IN CORNERS cut off from the rude-boy violence in poor black Jamaican communities, reggae music took seed, an offshoot of calypso, ska, R&B, and, further ...
Profile and Interview by Vivien Goldman, Sounds, 17 June 1978
JUDY MOWATT of Wailers' I Three fame is wearing a blue denim button-through skirt, and her hair is hidden under an elaborately rimmed scarf tied ...
Judy Mowatt: Black Woman (Ashandan pre-release).
Review by Vivien Goldman, Melody Maker, 5 January 1980
JUDY MOWATT, apart from being an I-Three (the women who sing behind Marley), is a respected songstress and label-owner down in Jamaica. Her solo album ...
Judy Mowatt: Black Woman (Island ILPS 9649)
Review by Mark Cooper, Record Mirror, 6 December 1980
THIS ALBUM is an explicit statement of spirituality and of strength — a black woman's survival. The title offers the record as a statement and ...
Judy Mowatt: I-Three with a Message
Profile and Interview by Carol Cooper, Musician, October 1983
WHEN PETER Tosh briefly joined Judy Mowatt on stage towards the end of her New York debut at First City, it felt for a moment ...
Judy Mowatt: Mowatt's Winding Path To Success
Interview by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, 13 February 1986
JUDY MOWATT'S Working Wonders album has received a Grammy nomination, but that isn't the only reason she'll remember the record. A succession of studio disasters ...
Second Generation Picks Up the Torch From Bob Marley
Live Review by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, 7 February 1989
Bob Marley Day: Long Beach Arena, Los Angeles ...
see also Bob Marley & the Wailers
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