The group recorded a gospel single in 1967 as The Soul Sisters for Clement "Coxsone" Dodd and his label Tabernacle Records. In 1969, under the name The Reggae Girls, they released Rescue Me / Unity Is Strength, a cover of Motown's Fontella Bass. That year, they also worked with Harry Mudie, releasing songs like "Each Time" and "Let Me Tell You Boy". "Let Me Tell You Boy" was a huge hit and stayed in the charts for over 6 weeks. They also released cover versions of "Son of a Preacher Man" by Dusty Springfield and "Another Night" by Carla Thomas. Nora Dean moved to New York and the group disbanded in 1976.
2023
Sid Buck Records
LP, Album, Ltd, RM, Yel
1996
1987
1979
1976
Wild Flower
7"
1975
1975
1972
Stag (12)
7"
1971
1970
1969
Bullet (3)
7", Single
1969
Third World (4)
7"
Sid Buck Records
7", Single, RE, RM
1979
1976
High Note
LP, Album
1974
SOMB Records
LP
2022
Doctor Bird
2xCD, Comp
2022
2020
Doctor Bird
2xCD, Album, Comp, Dlx, Ltd, RM
2017
Trojan Records, BMG
2xCD, Comp
2012
Nascente
2xCD, Comp
2010
2006
Trojan Records
CD, Comp, Ltd
2005
Trojan Records
3xCD, Comp + Box + Ltd
2002
2001
1996
Heartbeat Records (2)
CD, Comp
1993
1988
1970
1969
Pama Records, Economy (2)
LP, Comp, Mono
Tropical Records (3), Tropical Records (3)
LP, Comp
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