Ethiopians - Reggae Power / Woman Capture Man

One of the most popular Jamaican groups of all time �Includes tracks new to CD �Comprises two of the most sought-after LPs from the boss reggae era After being formed by Leonard Dillon, Stephen Taylor and Aston �Charlie� Morrison in the mid-1960s, the Ethiopians swiftly became established as one of Jamaica's best-loved harmony groups, enjoying significant local success from the close of the ska era through to the roots years of the late �70s. After a series of major ska and rock steady hits, the group began working with producer, Karl �J.J.� Johnson, with whom they subsequently enjoyed some of the biggest reggae sellers of the late sixties and early seventies, most notably �Everything Crash�, �What A Fire�, �Feel The Spirit�, �Hong Kong Flu� and �Woman Capture Man�. These, along with very best of the group�s other early collaborations with Johnson, featured on two popular Trojan LPs �Reggae Power� and �Woman Capture Man�, released in �69 and �70, respectively. Now, both of these seminal boss reggae collections finally make their CD debut, which is further enhanced by an additional seven tracks from the era.