What is the best The Gladiators album of all time?

By YPB Team

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!

  1. Trench Town Mix Up — ranked #11
    Trench Town Mix Up
    The 1976 debut album featuring Albert Griffiths' intense roots vocals and hypnotic Rastafari-infused reggae.
  2. Proverbial Reggae — ranked #22
    Proverbial Reggae
    The 1979 album of roots wisdom delivered with tight rhythms, showcasing the Gladiators at their creative peak.
  3. Sweet So Till — ranked #33
    Sweet So Till
    The 1979 warm roots reggae album balancing spirituality with accessible melodies in classic Jamaican style.
  4. Symbol of Reality — ranked #44
    Symbol of Reality
    The 1982 mature album reflecting the Gladiators' continued commitment to roots reggae in the dancehall era.
  5. Serious Thing — ranked #55
    Serious Thing
    The 1983 album with Albert Griffiths delivering rootsy meditations on faith, Babylon and Rastafari.
  6. Country Living — ranked #66
    Country Living
    The 1985 peaceful and reflective album celebrating the simple spiritual life away from urban pressures.

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