What is the best Toots and the Maytals album of all time?

By YPB Team

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 — ranked #11
Funky Kingston
The 1973 international breakthrough blending ska, rocksteady and soul, widely considered the definitive Toots album.
Reggae Got Soul — ranked #22
Reggae Got Soul
The 1976 album that perfected Toots's soulful reggae style with infectious grooves and Hibbert's powerhouse vocals.
In the Dark — ranked #33
In the Dark
The 1974 raw and energetic album continuing the momentum of Funky Kingston with equally strong material.
True Love — ranked #44
True Love
The 2004 Grammy-winning collaboration album featuring duets with artists like Keith Richards and Bonnie Raitt.
Sweet and Dandy — ranked #55
Sweet and Dandy
The 1969 rocksteady classic featuring the title track that became one of the most iconic Jamaican songs ever.
Knock Out — ranked #66
Knock Out
The 1981 album showcasing Toots at his live-wire best, full of energy and raw Jamaican soul.
Toots in Memphis — ranked #77
Toots in Memphis
The 1988 tribute to classic Memphis soul, revealing the deep American soul influences behind Toots's style.

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