Reggae / Dub · 1971 · 12 tracks · 34m

Pied Piper

Orchestral strings meet the steady bounce of early reggae. Uplifting vocal harmonies that turned Jamaican soul into global pop anthems.

1971 · Trojan Records

A radiant and sophisticated celebration of love and rhythm that feels like a permanent summer.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 34m

01

We Know

2:39

02

One Woman

3:22

03

I Don't Care

2:27

04

Strange World

3:06

05

You Are Mine

2:45

06

He's Cousin of Mine

2:35

07

Pied Piper

2:46

08

Let's Fall in Love

2:50

09

See You My Love

3:24

10

But I Do

3:26

11

Save Me

2:32

12

Your Love

2:42

Moments Worth Listening For

The triumphant brass fanfare that introduces the title track, signaling a shift from roots to pop-reggae.

The seamless vocal hand-off between Bob and Marcia on 'Young, Gifted and Black', creating a sense of shared purpose.

Lush orchestral strings swelling during the bridge of 'Pied Piper', bridging the gap between Kingston and London.

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