What is the best Third World album of all time?
Jamaica's most genre-spanning reggae band blended roots, funk, rock, and soul across four decades of unforgettable records. From island classics to Stevie Wonder-produced moments — where do you stand?
96° in the Shade
The 1977 breakthrough album mixing reggae with rock and soul, launching Third World to international success.
Journey to Addis
The 1978 album featuring the massive hit Now That We Found Love, a fusion of reggae and pop-soul.
You've Got the Power
The 1982 Grammy-nominated album featuring their iconic cover of Try Jah Love that became a global hit.
Rock the World
The 1981 album with a harder edge, showcasing Third World's versatility across reggae and funk styles.
The Story's Been Told
The 1979 album continuing their winning streak with heartfelt roots reggae and smooth melodic songwriting.
Sense of Purpose
The 1985 album produced by Stevie Wonder bringing Third World a brand new audience with polished pop-reggae.
All the Way Strong
The 1983 confident roots-pop album maintaining their Grammy momentum with tight rhythms and radio-friendly hooks.
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