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| Burning Spear | Primary Artist, Percussion, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Bernie Worrell | Keyboards |
| Andy Bassford | Guitar |
| Kevin Batchelor | Trumpet |
| Bootsy Collins | Bass Guitar |
| Ian Coleman | Guitar |
| Michael Hyde | Keyboards |
| Jerry Johnson | Saxophone |
| Joanne Williams | Background Vocals |
| Lawrence Lewis | Keyboards |
| Jason Jackson | Trombone |
| Brian Thorn | Guitar |
| Marie Thomas | Background Vocals |
| The Late Show's Gospel Choir | Background Vocals |
| Blessed Donald Toney | Saxophone |
| David Rekhley | Bass Guitar |
| Donovan Mackity | Guitar |
| Linford Carby | Guitar |
| I Palmer | Bass Guitar |
| William Berlind | Keyboards |
| Kennedy Simmonds | Keyboards |
| Lady Peachena | Background Vocals |
| Howard Smith | Drums |
| Cecil Ordonez | Guitar |
| Burning Spear | Arranger, Composer |
| Chris Gehringer | Remastering |
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Posted August 24, 2009
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Rick Anderson
The reggae record business has been a snakepit for decades, and few have been as cruelly used by it as the legendary Winston Rodney (aka Burning Spear), a man whose recordings have helped build the foundation of roots reggae music and one who has struggled to survive financially for most of his career. Now living in Queens and running his own label, Rodney is not only finally reaping the just rewards of his hard work but also singing and writing at the peak of his powers. Jah Is Real is one of the strongest entries in his monumental catalog. It uses modern technology and recording techniques to deepen and strengthen his signature sound: a dry, heavy blend of horns, ...