The Jamaicans - Peace And Love

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Review by Ben Cotten

Peace And Love by The Jamaicans: A Timeless Reggae Treasure If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to step into a time machine and land smack dab in the heart of Jamaica circa 1968, Peace And Love by The Jamaicans is your ticket. Released on Treasure Isle Records, this Rocksteady gem hits all the right notes for fans of soulful vibes and laid-back grooves. It’s not just an album—it’s a vibe, man. One track that sticks with me is “Woman Go Home.” Now, don’t get me wrong; I ain’t saying it because I’m trying to send anyone packing (awkward laugh). But there’s something about the way they deliver those lyrics—smooth yet firm, kinda like when your mom tells you to clean your room but somehow makes it sound poetic. The bassline? Oh, lord. It's so deep it could knock over a coconut tree. You can practically feel the humid Kingston air while listening. Then there’s the title track, “Peace And Love.” Man, if this song doesn’t make you want to hug someone or at least chill out under a palm tree, nothing will. It’s got that classic Rocksteady rhythm—soft drums, warm horns, and vocals smoother than mango juice on a hot day. Every time I hear it, I imagine myself walking through the streets of Trench Town, nodding along as strangers greet each other with smiles. It’s music that reminds you humanity ain’t all bad—even when life tries its hardest to convince you otherwise. What gets me emotional about this album is how it captures a moment in time. Back then, Jamaica was buzzing with creativity, and artists weren’t afraid to mix messages of love with raw honesty. Listening to these tracks now feels like flipping through an old photo album—you’re hit with nostalgia even though you weren’t technically there. But here’s the kicker: despite being over half a century old, Peace And Love still sounds fresh today. Like, seriously, why don’t more modern artists try tapping into this kind of authenticity? Maybe we’d have fewer bangers about luxury cars and more jams about, y’know, actual peace and love. So yeah, give this one a spin. Whether you’re a hardcore Reggae fan or just someone looking for tunes that’ll soothe your soul after a rough day, Peace And Love has got you covered. Just promise me one thing: don’t listen alone. Share it with someone who needs reminding that kindness never goes outta style. Oh, and hey—next time you see a pigeon chilling on a power line, think about this album. Birds know more about peace and love than most people do anyway.

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Artist: The Jamaicans
Album: Peace And Love
Rating: 4.5

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Filename: the-jamaicans-peace-and-love.zip
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Woman Go Home
Peace And Love

Video

Jamaicans - Peace And Love (Treasure Isle 1967).
the JAMAICANS with TOMMY McCOOK - WOMAN GO HOME
Jamaicans - Peace and Love (1968) Treasure Isle

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Labels

Treasure Isle

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • Single
  • 45 RPM
  • White Label

Notes

  • White background, black letters.
  • red label, large print

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): TIS-174
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): TIS-175
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A ): TIS-174
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B ): TIS-175

About The Jamaicans

Jamaican Rocksteady vocal group formed in 1964 (the first time they took this name, it was at Kingston's Havana Club concert in 1964). they start with 5 members (with the name "The Mericoles") and end up as a classic trio (at the time). They made their first recordings for in 1965 with on the label. They won a first contest in 1963 with "until the dance through ()" and another in 1966 with "Ma and Pa ()" and in 1967 they won the famous "Jamaican Festival Song" with "Baba Boum ()" with the "Mighty Vikings". They disbanded in 1972. Mostly known for the songs "Ba Ba Boom" (that won the Island's Festival Song Contest in 1967) and "Things You Say You Love" produced by for .

Name Vars

  • Jamacians
  • Jamaicans
  • The Jamaican's
  • The Jamaïcans
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Members

  • Tommy Cowan
  • Martin Williams
  • Jerry Brown
  • Norris Weir
  • Errol Kong

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Peace And Love* by The Jamaicans is a hidden gem from 1968. It blends Reggae and Rocksteady vibes, taking listeners back to a golden era of Jamaican music. Released on Treasure Isle, it features tracks like *Woman Go Home* and the title track *Peace And Love*. These songs capture the laid-back yet soulful spirit of Jamaica at the time. Not many people talk about it today, but it’s a must-listen for fans of the genre.

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2025-03-12
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thecityleadspro
2025-03-10
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