What is the best The Gladiators album of all time?
Albert Griffiths led this Studio One-bred roots reggae trio through some of the finest chanting music Jamaica ever produced. Known mainly by dedicated fans, every record is a gem. Cast your vote!
Trench Town Mix Up
The 1976 debut album featuring Albert Griffiths' intense roots vocals and hypnotic Rastafari-infused reggae.
Proverbial Reggae
The 1979 album of roots wisdom delivered with tight rhythms, showcasing the Gladiators at their creative peak.
Sweet So Till
The 1979 warm roots reggae album balancing spirituality with accessible melodies in classic Jamaican style.
Symbol of Reality
The 1982 mature album reflecting the Gladiators' continued commitment to roots reggae in the dancehall era.
Serious Thing
The 1983 album with Albert Griffiths delivering rootsy meditations on faith, Babylon and Rastafari.
Country Living
The 1985 peaceful and reflective album celebrating the simple spiritual life away from urban pressures.
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