The Ethiopians - Freedom Train LP reissue and buried deep into the

and buried deep into the high dollar boxes and record store wall plaques

Drunkdriver

Tobin Sprout and Jim MacPherson

As the title track winds side B to a close

"—Vladimir Ivkovic

The Ethiopians - Freedom Train LP reissue and buried deep into theThe Ethiopians are one of the great vocal groups to come out of Jamaica. Lenard Dillon, (b. 9 December, 1942, Port Antonio, Jamaica) the founding member of The Ethiopians, began his singing career at Clement "Coxonne" Dodd's Studio One. Initially he recorded under the name of Jack Sparrow, and backed by The Wailers, cutting "Ice Water" and "Suffering in the Land." Under The Wailers' encouragement, he went on to form his own vocal group, recruiting