Tony Tribe, a Jamaican Rocksteady singer, recorded a reggae-influenced vers… Read Full Bio ↴Tony Tribe, a Jamaican Rocksteady singer, recorded a reggae-influenced version of "Red Red Wine" in 1969 which reached number forty-six in the UK singles chart
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Red Red Wine Red, red wine Go to my head Make me forget that I Still…
Red Red Wine - Red, red wine Go to my head Make me forget that I Still…
Red Red Wine-1969 Red, red wine Go to my head Make me forget that I Still…
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Guzica
Red, red wine,
Goes to my head..
Makes me forget that I,
Still need her so..
Red, red wine,
It's up to you..
All I can do, I've done.
Memories won't go;
Memories won't go..
I have sworn, that with time,
Thoughts of you would leave my head.
I was wrong, and I find,
Just one thing makes me, forget.
Red, red wine,
Stay close to me.
Don't let me be alone,
It's tearin' apart..
My blue, blue heart.
(..)
I have sworn, that with time,
Thoughts of you would leave my head.
I was wrong, and I find,
Just one thing makes me, forget.
Red, red wine,
Stay close to me.
Don't let me be alone,
It's tearin' apart
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This record reached number 46 in the U.K. pop charts on 22.07.1969. Reggae specialist shops in London and Birmingham (and other cities) were selling this by the boxload but these weren’t counted when compiling the charts.
Nicky Cotton
Aye, bet!👍Ridiculous is the 'Music Industry! Was & am into underground Music eg: Jungle/Oldskool which obv' sampled many a Reggae Track etc which were popular/also sold out & adored! But this is an amazing cover tbf
Willster A
Yes I bought it in Manchester in 1969 loved it.
Frank Goodall
The Trojan Label will forever be in our hearts.
Lee Roberts
For me, Pama, Treasure Isle, and most cetainly Studio 1 too...
Carlos Henrique Xavier Endo
Not only in our hearts, brother.
Underground Taste
studio 1 too hehe bless up ♥
Joshua Edwards
For me, this is the original version I 1st ever remember hearing, as a child, brings back such great memories, Trojan Reggae classics forever.....🇯🇲🇯🇲
John O'Donnell
Best cover of this song.
My mate has all the Ska albums, and this is always well received.
Manglenn
Thank you, Tony Tribe, thank you ska, thank you Jamaica and all who brought this music to my sore ears. Such an uplifting of my downtrodden spirit. Ahhhhh. I know much of this music was reaction to oppression. But only one tactic will run the oppressors out of town - when the masses unify and tell them "NO MORE!" They always divide their targets before conquering. So, remember who the real enemy is. It is NOT your neighbor, even if they don't act or look like you.