What is the best Toots and the Maytals album of all time?
Spanning ska roots to soulful reggae peaks and Grammy-winning collaborations, this catalog captures the raw power of Toots Hibbert's unmatched voice. Classic or deep cut — which wins? Cast your vote!
Funky Kingston
The 1973 international breakthrough blending ska, rocksteady and soul, widely considered the definitive Toots album.
Reggae Got Soul
The 1976 album that perfected Toots's soulful reggae style with infectious grooves and Hibbert's powerhouse vocals.
In the Dark
The 1974 raw and energetic album continuing the momentum of Funky Kingston with equally strong material.
True Love
The 2004 Grammy-winning collaboration album featuring duets with artists like Keith Richards and Bonnie Raitt.
Sweet and Dandy
The 1969 rocksteady classic featuring the title track that became one of the most iconic Jamaican songs ever.
Knock Out
The 1981 album showcasing Toots at his live-wire best, full of energy and raw Jamaican soul.
Toots in Memphis
The 1988 tribute to classic Memphis soul, revealing the deep American soul influences behind Toots's style.
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