Culture (band) Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

Culture is a Jamaican roots rock reggae group founded in 1976. Originally they were known as the African Disciples.

"Share the riches with the poor

Before they share the poverty with you" [Culture, Share the Riches]

The members of the trio are:

• Joseph Hill (Culture) (lead vocals)
• Albert Walker (backing vocals)
• Kenneth Dayes (backing vocals)

The recording that put Culture on the map was "Two Sevens Clash," a reference to the two sevens in the year 1977. This recording was recorded at Joe Gibbs Recording Studio in Kingston in 1978. Featured musicians include:

• Sly Dunbar
• Lloyd Parks
• Franklin Waul
• Errol Nelson
• Harold Butler
• Eric Lamont ("Bingy Bunny")
• Robbie Shakespear
• Lennox Gordon
• Uzziah Thompson ("Sticky")
• Herman Marquis
• Vin Gordon
• Tommy McCook
• Bobby Ellis

"Two Sevens Clash" was reissued by Shanachie in 1987.

Discography

• Two Sevens Clash
• Harder Than the Rest
• Lion Rock
• Nuff Crisis
• Good Things
• Culture at Work
• Culture in Culture
• Three Sides to My Story
• International Herb
• Wings of a Dove
• Too Long in Slavery
• Trod On
• One Stone
• Baldhead Bridge
• Trust Me
• 17 Chapters of Culture
• Ras Portraits
• Cultural Livity: Culture Live '98 (Live)
• Production Something
• Obeah Peace and Love
• Cumbolo
• Culture in Dub: 15 Dub Shots Heartbeat
• Stoned Ras.
• Payday
• Peace and Love
• Humble African
• Live in Africa 2002
• Healing of the Nations
• World Peace Rounder 2003

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