LEROY SMART - Mother Liza [1973]

FE-ME-TIME 7'' Lloyd 'Jimmy' Radway production

[@alexmaseratti2489]

2024?

[@yardmanrootikal]

Rootikal 🇯🇲

[@coltonsimmonds6991]

'Mr Smart's First Hit'.

[@gordonmckenzie2920]

Understand the connection here and how historic this was. Leroy Smart and Bob Marley's band...The Wailers.

[@moormarc2670]

Boom tune

[@maxxbennie5824]

! N I C E !

[@lanymar8165]

Pedraaaaaa 🔥🔥💥💥🔊

[@rogercalixtodesouza3680]

Alguém, Brasil 2020? Roots!

[@pennypablo1268]

Leroy alone on this riddim for some reason.

[@alessandrofiloni4823]

100 % AGREE

[@millionsofrecordsernieb7587]

If you like this cut I suggest you check out the compilation "Keep The Pressure Down"

[@RhysoTV]

Thanks for the rec, it's great

[@millionsofrecordsernieb7587]

@@RhysoTV Cool! One of my favorites. Did you buy it from my website?

[@Robert-wy7fl]

Greenwich town Don Central rd Frankie Jones yard big up jumbo

[@lawrencenjawe1935]

Strong vocal similarities with Jacob killer Miller. I wonder who inspired whom. I'd like to think it's Leroy Smart, having hit the big times first.

[@brianjenkins6092]

Was Bob Marley playing with his band when Leroy was voice dis tune

[@leatheraman0705]

ファイヤー

[@winstonmiller9649]

I agree with your comment.
This tune does *light a fire.* mostly in the soul and heart of those who hear and dance to it.

[@luckystar3210]

eets

[@jolew4652]

What’s the name of this riddim

[@dennisisaacs6978]

As a young youth before secondary visiting Jamaica and clarendon to see the grandparents first heard this one on dub plate by the great Cecil hifi in crofs Hill

[@millionsofrecordsernieb7587]

@@dennisisaacs6978 As far as I know, the riddim is simply known as Mother Liza - that's how I've always listed it.

[@dwaynepowell1663]

One Don.