Triston Palmer - Joker Lover

Triston Palmer - Joker Lover

Jah Guidance LP 1982, produced by Linval Thompson, recorded at Channel One

Rub A Dub Session
She Only Love Me For My Money
Joker Lover
Woman Go Home
The More We Are Together

All My Tears Keep Falling
Face The Struggle
Crazy Woman
Jail House
Your Friend

Triston Palma - Spliff Tail

Black Solidarity CD 2006, recorded 198x, original album with 8 bonus tracks. Backed by Revolutionaries, Roots Radics, Soul Syndicate & Hi Times Players

Spliff Tail
A Class Girl
Bad Boys
I'm Ready
Fanciness
Buy Out The Bar
What A Bubblin
Tek A Set
Dancehall Fan
Greatest Lover
Dance One Tune
Dance Little Ghetto Girl
Bad Mind And Ungreatful *
Undying Love *
Collie Man *
Out A Hand *
False Rumour *
Disappointed Lover *
Bring The Kutchie *
Rub A Dub Party *

Triston Palma - The Best Of

Rohit LP 198x

Produced by : Triston Palmer
Backed by: Roots Radics
Recorded at : Channel One
Mixed at Aquarius
Mixed by Soljie

Another great one from Triston, one of my fav. singers. This is despite the album title implicits an original LP with exclusive tracks. Now still looking for his Black Roots produced debut album "Presenting". Upload thanks to Jahman.


Old Mother Rosie
Is This Love
Running Up & Down
My Baby Is Gone

Cutie
Good Bye Baby
I Don't Want To Be A Rude Boy
Ghetto Living

Triston Palma - Presenting

Black Roots LP 1981

Backed by The Black Roots Players

Produced by Sugar Minott

I Am Ready
School Days
Jealous Girls

Jah Is Watching You
I Don't Want To Turn My Back
Everyday

His debut album. In showcase style. Triston had a long delay (years of school with jealous girls) before he could finally take his first shot at international fame. He just couldn't wait.

Debut albums in general of artists who manage to establish themselves are often fresh and uncompromised, with hindsight the best album, compared to following albums. Or they are a promise of what is to be coming later, a following album and more that is more mature.
Triston Palma's debut LP would be classified as a promise for later imo. It is a very enjoyable debut with a good variety of Black Roots riddims and satisfactory dubs. In 4 of the 6 songs he sings a nice melody great to me, but his singing gets better or more mature with the following albums Fancyness and Settle Down Girl, Touch Me, Take Me, etc..
This one highly recommended for your collection cause I'm a fan of the music. Thanks dbtb for your contribution.