Person · Jamaican roots reggae songwriter & singer
Horace Andy
Albums
305
Members
0
Active
1951–present
Origin
Jamaica
Biography
Horace Andy (born Horace Hinds on 19 February 1951 is a Jamaican roots reggae songwriter and singer, known for his distinctive vocals and hit songs such as "Government Land", as well as "Angel" and "Five Man Army" with English trip hop duo Massive Attack. He is also famous for a cover version of "Ain't No Sunshine". Andy is often described as one of the most respected and influential singers in Jamaica.
Discography
Got To Be Sure / Melody Maker
Love Of A Woman
See A Man's Face
Christmas Time
Every Tongue Shall Tell
Feel Good / Feel Good (Version)
I Found Someone Of My Own
I May Never See My Baby
Just Say Who / Small Garden (Ver.)
Lonely Woman
Mother And Child Re-Union / Love And Power Re-Union
Nite Owl / Owl Version
Oh Lord Why Lord / Oh Lord Why Lord Part Two
Skylarking
Skylarking
Skylarking / Skylarking (Ver.)
Tag A Long
Where Is The Love / Wet Version
Delilah
Don't Think About Me / Skin Him Alive
Don't Try To Use Me / Hemlyn
Earth Must Be Hell / Unity Strength And Love
I Stand Before You
Love Ja Ja Children
New Broom / Part Two
Not A Know It All / Keep On Trying
You Are My Angel
You Are My Angel
Concious Dread Lock / Concious Dub
Get Wise
Let Your Tear Drops Fall
Rock Me Baby
Show And Tell
The Kingston Rock
Till
A Quiet Place / A Noisy Place
A Serious Thing / A Serious Version
Better Collie / A Kori Kong Version
Beware Of The Smiling Face
Don't Go / Version To Stay
Earth Must Be Hell / Let The Music Play
Get Wise
Nice And Easy
Problems
Root Of All Evil / Evil Dub
Skylarking
Slave Driver / Slave Master
The Love Of A Woman
End Of The World
I'm In Love / Love Version
Man To Man
Rock To Sleep
Roots Of All Evil
As Long As You Have Jah
In The Light
In The Light Dub
Materialist
Mr. Jolly Man / I'll Never Fall In Love
My Soul / Soul Version
Problems