David Isaacs
David Isaacs was a Jamaican reggae and dub singer known for his collaboration with Lee "Scratch" Perry and his notable albums from the 1970s and 1980s.
- Type
- Solo artist
- Origin
- Denham Town
- Country
- Jamaïque
- Born
- 1946
On KracRadio
Tracks in our library
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Dub Store Records Sampler Volume Two (name your price)
FAQ
About the artist
Where can I listen to David Isaacs?+
On his KracRadio profile.
What albums did David Isaacs release?+
He released the albums "Just Like a Sea" (1979), "More Love" (1980), "Place In The Sun" (1984), and "Till I Can't Take It" (2009).
What genre of music did David Isaacs perform?+
He performed reggae and dub.
Biography
Story
David Isaacs, hailing from Denham Town in Jamaica, was a reggae and dub singer active primarily from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. He collaborated with Lee "Scratch" Perry and released several albums, including "Just Like a Sea" (1979), "More Love" (1980), "Place In The Sun" (1984), and "Till I Can't Take It" (2009).
Isaacs is featured in the programming of KracRadio with the track "See That Man" from the compilation "Dub Store Records Sampler Volume Two (name your price)".
- —Collaboration with Lee "Scratch" Perry in the 1960s and 1970s.
- —Release of the album "Just Like a Sea" in 1979.
- —Release of the album "More Love" in 1980.
- —Release of the album "Place In The Sun" in 1984.
- —Last album "Till I Can't Take It" released in 2009.
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