1979 reggae album reissued on vinyl
A classic late-70s deejay set from one of Jamaica's most commanding mic talents, Clint Eastwood emerged from the shadow of his brother Trinity to establish himself as a heavyweight voice of the era. Named in tribute to the cinematic "Man With No Name," Eastwood forged a distinctive, confident style that helped define reggae's golden age.
Originally released in 1979 as one of the first titles on the Burning Sounds' Burning Vibrations imprint, Love And Happiness captures a pivotal moment when roots reggae was evolving into the early dancehall sound. Featuring four prime Clint Eastwood cuts alongside key tracks from a young Jah Thomas -- who cites Eastwood as a major influence -- the album stands as a vital document of late-70s Jamaican deejay culture.
Essential listening for collectors of classic reggae and foundational dancehall.
