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Garnett Silk - It's Growing FLAC album

Garnett Silk - It's Growing FLAC album

Tracklist

It's Growing
Move On Slow
Place In Your Heart
Commitment
Bless Me
Come To Me
I Am Vex
Disadvantage
Keep Them Talking
A Friend

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
VPRL-1255 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(LP, Album) VP Records VPRL-1255 US 1992
VPCD 1255 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(CD) VP Records VPCD 1255 US 1992
VPCT1255 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(Cass, Album) VP Records VPCT1255 US 1992
VPRL1255 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(LP, Album) Digital-B VPRL1255 Jamaica 1992
OVE-0022 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(CD, Album) Overheat Records OVE-0022 Japan 1993
VYDLP 4 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(LP, Album) Vine Yard Records VYDLP 4 UK 1993
NWSLP 1 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(LP, Album) New Sound Records NWSLP 1 UK 1993
VYDCD 4 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(CD, Album) Vine Yard Records VYDCD 4 UK 1995
NWSCD 1 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(CD, Album) New Sound Records NWSCD 1 UK Unknown
39138-0 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(LP) Digital-B 39138-0 Jamaica Unknown
39138-0 Garnett Silk It's Growing ‎(LP) Digital-B 39138-0 Jamaica Unknown


Garnett Silk - It's Growing FLAC album

Musician performer: Garnett Silk

Title: It's Growing

Country: US

Date of release: 1992

Style: Roots Reggae

Genre: Reggae

Size FLAC: 1398 mb

Rating: 4.1 / 5

Votes: 839

Other Formats: MIDI VOC WMA AUD MP2 AAC DTS

Garnett Silk Roots Reggae 1992 US

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Review by Jo-Ann Greene Only one Garnett Silk album was actually cut and released as theartist planned -- It's Growing. His projected debut, Love Is theAnswer, recorded between 1990 and 1991 for Steely & Clevie,wasn't released until 1994. Nothing Can Divide Us appeared thefollowing year, and compiled songs cut in 1992 for Courtney Cole.Silky Mood, also released posthumously, rounded up numbers cutfor the Jammys label, and a myriad of other sets compiled up hits,earlier offerings, and pretty much anything and everything that thesinger had recorded.So, Growing remains Silk's only "true" album, and a masterpiece itis, as across ten tracks the singer showcases his stunning power onboth romantic and cultural numbers. On the gorgeous title track, Silkcombines both into a spectacular lovefest. "Move on Slow" finds thesinger at his sultriest, and "Come to Me" at his most passionate,while "Commitment" takes him into soulful territory. "Place in YourHeart" is a total charmer, and was a huge Jamaican hit; Silk wouldrecut the song two years later for his projected debut for Atlantic."Bless Me" was also a smash, a fervent prayer for Jah's intervention,backed by Michael Spense and Jazzwad's jazzy, high-steppingaccompaniment. "Keep Them Talking" boasts an equally inspiredbacking from the Firehouse Crew, a dangerous, thumping rhythmthat will indeed keep them talking, as Silk puts those who reject Jahfirmly in their place. "I Am Vex" was even angrier, and anotherdeserved hit, where the singer ferociously addresses racists, whilehis righteous anger also fires "Disadvantage." Both these numberswere vehemently backed by Danny Browne, who suppliedaccompaniment on two other tracks as well.Sly & Robbie and Steely & Clevie also provide phenomenalrhythms, with Brian & Tony Gold and Dean Fraser offering excellentvocal support. Bobby "Digital" Dixon's expert production andarrangements makes the whole set sizzle, adding glow to theromantic numbers, and fire to the cultural tracks.Every song within is a classic, the lyrics are strong, all penned bythe singer and/or his writing partner Anthony Rochester. It's Growingis the album that established Silk's reputation, and is a continuingreminder of his ferocious talent.
Brightcaster
Review by Jo-Ann Greene Only one Garnett Silk album was actually cut and released as theartist planned -- It's Growing. His projected debut, Love Is theAnswer, recorded between 1990 and 1991 for Steely & Clevie,wasn't released until 1994. Nothing Can Divide Us appeared thefollowing year, and compiled songs cut in 1992 for Courtney Cole.Silky Mood, also released posthumously, rounded up numbers cutfor the Jammys label, and a myriad of other sets compiled up hits,earlier offerings, and pretty much anything and everything that thesinger had recorded.So, Growing remains Silk's only "true" album, and a masterpiece itis, as across ten tracks the singer showcases his stunning power onboth romantic and cultural numbers. On the gorgeous title track, Silkcombines both into a spectacular lovefest. "Move on Slow" finds thesinger at his sultriest, and "Come to Me" at his most passionate,while "Commitment" takes him into soulful territory. "Place in YourHeart" is a total charmer, and was a huge Jamaican hit; Silk wouldrecut the song two years later for his projected debut for Atlantic."Bless Me" was also a smash, a fervent prayer for Jah's intervention,backed by Michael Spense and Jazzwad's jazzy, high-steppingaccompaniment. "Keep Them Talking" boasts an equally inspiredbacking from the Firehouse Crew, a dangerous, thumping rhythmthat will indeed keep them talking, as Silk puts those who reject Jahfirmly in their place. "I Am Vex" was even angrier, and anotherdeserved hit, where the singer ferociously addresses racists, whilehis righteous anger also fires "Disadvantage." Both these numberswere vehemently backed by Danny Browne, who suppliedaccompaniment on two other tracks as well.Sly & Robbie and Steely & Clevie also provide phenomenalrhythms, with Brian & Tony Gold and Dean Fraser offering excellentvocal support. Bobby "Digital" Dixon's expert production andarrangements makes the whole set sizzle, adding glow to theromantic numbers, and fire to the cultural tracks.Every song within is a classic, the lyrics are strong, all penned bythe singer and/or his writing partner Anthony Rochester. It's Growingis the album that established Silk's reputation, and is a continuingreminder of his ferocious talent.