Culture - One Stone (Full Album)

Born in the 70′s golden age of reggae, Jamaican outfit Culture returned with this defining 1996 album, "One Stone". Culture’s music, featuring the brilliant vocals of Joseph Hill, is roots reggae delivered with genuine emotional intensity.

"One Stone" Song List:
Addis Ababa 00:00
A Slice Of Mount Zion 03:19
One Stone 07:24
Tribal War 11:22
Blood A Go Run 15:21
I Tried 19:11
Mr. Sluggard 22:46
Get Them Soft 27:34
Satan Company 31:30
Down In Babylon 35:58
Rastaman A Come 39:20
Girls Girls Girls 43:28

Performer Credits:
Lead Vocals - Joseph Hill
Bass - Anthony "Lion" Arthur
Drums - Dean Pond
Engineer - Fathead
Guitar - Ricky Richardson
Keyboards - Noel Aitkens, Tony Asher
Mixed By - Jim Fox
Percussion - Harry T. Johnson
Saxophone - Dean Frazer
Trombone - Nambo Robinson, Vin Gordon
Trumpet - Chico
Backup Vocals - Albert Walker, Ire'land Malomo
Arranged and Written By - Joseph Hill

Recorded at Mixing Lab, Kingston, mixed at Lion & Fox Studio, Washington.

Originally released in 1996 on cassette and CD in collaboration with Sanctuary Records for North America & UK, RAS Records for Europe, and vinyl with Gorgon Records in Jamaica.

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[Oppongfrank]

Who's still listed to this great music 🎶 🎵 January 2024🎉🎉🎉

[joshuawambua]

I still remember when I got chased out of school because my parents couldn't afford my school my I would go to river kapigazi en listen to senior culture music all day en go home my neighbours think am still skooling 😭but God had plans for me en everyone of us am BLESSED NOW by the most high en his FAVOUR is always upon me never give up 🙏

[tichatichalive]

2024 ....love from Uganda Kampala 🇺🇬 East Africa

[denisepalomino]

I love you and you.
There is no more real "Rasta Vibration" than this.
THANKS A MILLION, JAH BLESS.
I am an old Rasta woman living 40 miles north of Rome Italy and if it wasn't for the music I don't know where I would be.
Different language, racism and let's not go there.
One love, one heart.

[onojohwowilliam]

For you all here listening to this great prophet, jah is your strength.

[ChingatichifwembexYifwambembe]

Whoelse is here, enjoying Joseph Hill everyday 🇲🇼

[RoseMary-uuwy]

The real prophet Joseph hill Culture this is the Man who make me become a Rastafarian I love him so much may his soul rest in peace 🙏 every blessing day I listen to reggae music

[DesIrish]

💯 the best mix for 2023 as an Irishman playing this in a West Indian pub it’s getting all the elders hyped up. Big man conscious music. Respect DJ ❤️💛💚👊🏻

[jacksonhevrin]

I met Joseph Hill when I was 18 before the show off of his bus in Vermont and he took the time to talk to me and tell me how much he loves visiting Vermont and sharing with the people here. We shared conversation and blessings. He was humble and spent time with me even though he didn’t have to. He will always live in my heart. A slice of MT Zion is for I.

[lesielamontsheki]

My reggae loving brothers nd rasta community of Serowe, Botswana introduced me to this sounds in the early 90s. I cherish them to this day. Peace be to Afrika nd her children!

[bridgetngosa]

When ever l play culture songs l feel the presence of my late father 😢😢😢😭😭

[simphiwebright]

2023 and I'm here listening this masterpiece. Good and vital for your spiritual enlightenment 💯💯🔥🔥

[ChiomaBlessing-lz]

Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
You remind me of my late brother he was a big fan and I got love your songs by him

[JackMarera-eyqf]

My daughter used to complain that my music was boring, now she plays this album more than me after I explained the meaning of the songs👍👍👍

[tysonmlauzi]

He was not just a singer, Culture was a true prophet. RIP!

[stewartkalioti]

2023 and still listening to Culture music. Slice of Mount Zion is for I

[stevenzaza]

I remember in 2000 I was a boy ma big brada use to listen to this piece and now 2024 am still listening 🎧😂😂😂

[MichelRioux-js]

Respect culture ❤ mo dedicat sa chant la pou mo Frere 30 ans devan jah et qui p repoz en paix jah bless all rastaman

[abibujalloh]

Joseph Hill visited my country, Sierra Leone, twice, and on both occasions I was lucky to attend his concerts. I believe Joe Hill and the entire culture band was a masterpiece on stage. I never wanted the concert to end. I have never, and believe I will never see a man so talented and gifted in reggae like him. He will surely go down in history as one of reggae's greatest. I liten to culture every day on my way to work. He will be missed for ever.

[nomsandlovu]

You may be gone but with your music you'll always be in our hearts...RIP Sir.. Much respect 👊👊