Aswad ‎- Warrior Charge

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Aswad ‎- Warrior Charge
Aswad ‎- Dub Charge

Island Records
1980

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RIP Drummie Zeb. Amazing to think he was only 19 or 20 when recording this, Aswad's greatest musical statement.

goodlife

First Class. I am a life-long Aswad fan. They were 30 Years ahead of the crowd. I have CD's not vinyl, Really takes me down memory lane. I remember when these tunes used to lick out of large, home made Bass Speakers in the "Dance". A time when Love and Music walked hand in hand. Going out to a party was fun and not a risk to your life and person. Precious memories. Thank you so much for posting.

Azet

Four Hundred years of slavery, lies and oppression for Blacks of All nations... Some music just speaks for itself... 🦅

Eagle

I used to practice drumming to this in 1982 age 4 in England.. ten years later in Australia, my father and I formed a 10-piece band & played this as our opener song!! #LifeIsGreat

damajah

The day my FATHER told me his dads dads was born inna SLAVERY I haven’t stopped cry fe de Yout ☝️😎🔥🇯🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴‍☠️🦅

csnomad

This tune gets to me differently. One of the best riddims ever made!

individualwoman

This was the time when the British Afro Caribbeans were giving it back to Jamaica and the world. When Black British and Working Class got on, which pushed tunes like this and others to the Mean stream despite the establishment refusing to play our music on mainstream radio, until the record sales forced them to.

FHIPrincePeter

RIEP Drummie Zeb. Condolences to his family, friends and Aswad, one of the most influential Black British Reggae bands in this country 🙏🏾💜🙏🏾💜🙏🏾

glamMa

One good thing about music when it hit you feel no pain...

proversionsource

The first I heard this powerful instrumental tune was in the film Babylon, of course I had to go and buy it. Aswad at there distinguished very best.

keithyrudeboy

Like others I discovered this song through the film Babylon. I can't get over the beat on this track. It's so propulsive and the drum sounds they've got are incredibly deep and punchy. The groove is so locked in I can't help dancing to it.

abdasker

Rest in Peace Drummie. Will never forget running into you by accident while on break at my job back in 2015 whole you guys were passing through.

Humble-ique

I was given this by my late father pre-release on a 'Not for Sale' label, as he worked with Chris Blackwell at Island Records in Shepherds Bush 👊🏾

wushukwan

My dad was still a punk rocker when this came out, and these great reggae tunes were the Clash fan's chill out records of choice.

RomyIgoeX

Meanwhile Gardens, Notting Hill Carnival, 79 maybe 80...sun going down, they came on and played this.
Early Aswad and Steel Pulse, British reggae at its finest.

zipthelite