About Fred Locks
Fred Locks (b. Stafford Elliot, 1955, Kingston, Jamaica) is a roots reggae singer best known for his mid-1970s single "Black Star Liners" and the album of the same name. Elliot grew up in a strict Catholic home in the Franklin Town area of Kingston, along with eleven brothers and sisters, moving to Eastern Kingston when he was ten. His father and older brother played the guitar; with his older brother accompanying Elliot's early singing efforts. Like many of the Jamaican solo singers of the 1970s
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Top Tracks
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Vision Of Redemption
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Black Star Liner
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True Rastaman
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I've Got A Joy
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Walls
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Black Star Liners
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Wolf Wolf
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Don't Let Babylon Use You
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Time to Change
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Sing-A-Long
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Wheat and Tears
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i ve got a joy
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Love And Only Love
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Songs Of The Almighty
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Glorify the Lord
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Black Star Liner in Dub
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Sons Of The Almighty
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Jah See and Know
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Go With The Wind
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sing a long
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Voice Of The Poor
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Children of Selassie Dub
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won't give up the fight
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Child of the King
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Gun Court Affair
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Joy Within My Heart
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I Know
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Son of The Almighty
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Love & Harmony
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The Only Dub
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The Only One
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Rastafari Rule
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Redemption Dub
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Hurry Brings Worry
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The System Is A Fraud
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I've Got Joy
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Love And Harmony
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The Key of Life
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I've Got a Dub
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Wisdom
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Don't Let Baylon Use You
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Dub-A-Long
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Homeward Bound
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Wolf in Dub Clothing
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True Rastaman Dub
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Blood Money Dub
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Wall of Dub
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Rastaman Time
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Judge Not
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Black Star Liner Version
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