About Prince Lincoln Thompson
He began his recording career as a harmony singer along with Cedric Myton of The Congos in 1967 in a band called The Tartans who then split up in 1969. In 1971 he was taken on by Coxsone Dodd, and recorded 3 songs with him at Studio One called Daughters of Zion, True Experience and Live up to your name. In 1974 he recorded the Humanity album with Cedric Myton, Clinton Hall and Keith Peterkin, and set up the God Sent label in order to sell it. He had two hit singles with Love the way it should be and Kingston 11.
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Live Up to Your Name
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They Know Not Jah
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They Know Nat Jah
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Jungle Fever
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True Experience
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Humanity
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Let's Have Some Fun
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They Know Jah
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Kingston 11
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San Salvador (Disco Style)
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Daughters Of Zion
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Unconventional People
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Humanity (Love The Way It Should Be)
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The Know Not Jah
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Unite the World
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Live Up Your Name
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Humanity (Love The Way It Shou
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Mr Kissinger
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Old Time Friends (Disco Style)
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Roots Man Blues
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Love the Way it Should Be
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Hail Shanti
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One Common Need
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Whopping Good Vibration
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Whopping Good Dub
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Revolutionary Man
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You Make Me Feel Alright
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They KnowNat Jah
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They Know Nat Jah (Re-Recorded Version)
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Mechanical Devices
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DBC Has No Beginning (DBC Jingle 1981)
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Interstellar over dub
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Jungle Fever (Re-Recorded Version)
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They Know Nat Jah (Rerecorded)
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Spaceship
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Kinky Money Game
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Dreadlocks Man
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San Salvador
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Mechanical Devices Dub
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My Generation Dub
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My Generation
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Fall Back
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Smiling Faces
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I Gave You My Devotion
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Natural Wild
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People Love Jah Music
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Food, Clothing And Shelter
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They Know Not Jah - Prince Lincoln Thompson
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Mr. Kissinger
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Kingston 11.mpc
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