The reggae DJ's 1978 album features a heavier, more experimental dub influence than his earlier work.
- The album was produced by U-Roy and released on Virgin Records.
- It was recorded at Joe Gibbs Recording Studio and Channel One Studios.
- This album followed U-Roy's successful period with Trojan Records.
U-Roy was a Jamaican singer and DJ, a pioneer of toasting and a major influence on reggae and hip hop. "Jah Son of Africa" was released during a period of stylistic experimentation for the artist.
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