The Twinkle Brothers - Miss Labba Labba

It seems as though the Twinkle Brothers have been around since the beginning of time, or at least the beginning of reggae.
Led by Norman Grant, the Twinkles began in the early '60s as a trio featuring Grant and his two brothers singing in the slick trio style similar to that of the Melodians and the Mighty Diamonds. In the early '70s, the group hooked up with the influential producer and arranger Bunny Lee, a union that produced a number of reggae hits including "We Can Do It Too" and "Miss Laba Laba." In 1975, the Twinkles released their best and most widely known record, Rasta Pon Top, a rasta-infused, roots-heavy demi-masterpiece that included soul and gospel vocal stylings within the deep grooves.

Although hardcore reggae audiences were the principal fans of the Twinkle Brothers, Grant and company were consistently releasing chart-topping records. As much as this brought great success to the band, it also created a significant amount of friction, as Grant began seeing himself more as a solo act and less as a member of a trio.

The album Miss Labba Labba was released in 1977 on the Roots Music International label.

Tracklist:                           

A1	Miss Labba Labba	3:21
A2	It's Not What You Know	4:46
A3	Different Strokes	3:21
A4	Feeling Irie	3:14
A5	Too Late	3:45
B1	There Is No Peace	3:10
B2	Self Praise	3:08
B3	Jah Army	3:28
B4	Love, Sweet Love	3:14
B5	Down Came The Rain	4:48
B6	Do Your Own Thing	3:56

The Twinkle Brothers - Miss Labba Labba
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