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Angella Stewart - A Little Love (Dancehall/Lovers Rock/Reggae, Jimmy London)

From '' Good Good Loving '' Label: Calabash Records – CAL-01-00 / CR01-00 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1984 Tracklist A1 Moonlight Lover Written By – Adapted A2 Hurting Me Boy Written-By – Angela Stewart A3 Tonight Is The Night Written-By – Charles Farquharson A4 Can I Have This Dance Written-By – Angela Stewart, Ian Lewis, John Carrol A5 Feel Like Dancing Written-By – B.B. Seaton B1 Live Written-By – Angela Stewart, John Carrol B2 Good Good Loving Written-By – Angela Stewart, Neville Stewart B3 Voices In The Wind Written-By – Charles Farquharson B4 Turn My Life Around Written-By – Neville Stewart B5 A Little Love Written By – Adapted Arranged By – John Carrol Lead Vocals – Angela Stewart Backing Band – Hi-Times Band, Inner Circle Backing Vocals – Angela Stewart, Owen Stewart, The Mighty Diamonds Engineer – Bernard "Touter" Harvey, Scientist Engineer [Associated] – John Carrol Producer – John Carrol Executive-Producer – John Carrol Produced For – Calabash Productions Manufactured By – Calabash Records Distributed By – Calabash Records © 2015 CALABASH RECORDS ℗ 2015 CALABASH RECORDS 🎵 [SONG INFO] Jimmy London's "A Little Love" is a classic of the early reggae era, but whether it is the "original" depends on how you define the song. The Original Reggae VersionJimmy London’s version, released in 1971, is the original reggae recording of this song. Producer: Clive Chin / Vincent Chin Label: Impact! (Jamaica) / Randy's (UK) Backing Band: The Impact All Stars It was a massive hit in Jamaica and the UK, effectively launching Jimmy London's solo career after he left the duo The Inspirations. This specific recording is the one that most reggae fans refer to as the definitive version. The Composition While Jimmy London was the first to make it a hit in this style, the song itself was not an original composition written for him. The credits on the original 7" vinyl often list Fritz Rotter (sometimes credited as M.4 Rotha) as the composer. Before Jimmy London's reggae version, the song existed as a pop/easy-listening tune. One of the earliest known versions was recorded by the American group The Neon Philharmonic in early 1971 (just months before London's), featured on their self-titled album. Key Versions to Know If you are looking for the "original" sound, here is how they differ Artist / Year / Style / Note The Neon Philharmonic / 1971 / Baroque Pop / The likely source material for the lyrics/melody. Jimmy London / 1971 / Early Reggae / The version that made the song famous worldwide. The Impact All Stars / 1971 / Dub version / The B-side instrumental "Version" of Jimmy London's hit. 🎤 [LYRICS] A little love That slowly grows and grows Not one that comes and goes That's all I want from you. A little kiss That's more than just a kiss Just one that up and leaves That's all I want from you. Don't let me down You told me that you can't remember When you give you also get your share. Don't let me down I have no time to wait Tomorrow may not come And dreams may be too late. A little love That slowly grows and grows Not one that comes and goes That's all I want from you. A little kiss That's more than just a kiss Just one that up and leaves That's all I want from you. Don't let me down You told me that you can't remember When you give you also get your share. Don't let me down I have no time to wait Tomorrow may not come And dreams may be too late. A little love That slowly grows and grows Not one that comes and goes That's all I want from you. A little kiss That's more than just a kiss Just one that up and leaves That's all I want from you. A little love A little kiss A little love A little kiss A little love A little kiss A little love A little kiss...