The Africans were a Jamaican reggae group of the 1970s, who recorded on the

Federal Records Federal Records was an American record label founded in 1950 as a subsidiary of Syd Nathan's King Records and based in Cincinnati, Ohio. It was run by famed record producer Ralph Bass and was mainly devoted to Rhythm & Blues releases. The compa ...

and Belmont labels.Sing Out! - Volumes 23-24 - Page 23 1974 "It was recorded by the Africans on the Federal label"

Discography

*"Cock Mouth Kill Cock" / Joe Higgs B: "The World Upside Down" - Roosevelt 1971 *"Sleeping In The Rain" / B: "Version" - Federal 1973 *"Why Worry" / B: "Why Worry Version" - Federal 1973 *"Sweet Mary Lou" / B: "Gratitude" - Federal 1973 *"Get Wey De Duck Get" / B: "Quack! Quack!" - Federal 1975 *"Tribulation" / Sky Nation B: "Trial Dub" - High Note Jamaica 1975 *"Gathering" / B: "Version" - Wild Flower Jamaica 1975 *"King Of The Congo" / B: "Congo Dub" - High Note Jamaica 1976 *"Cool In Down" / B: "Cool In Version" - High Note 1977 *"Earth Runnings" / B: "Version" - Star Light City Jamaica 1979 *"Kong Pow" / Joe Gibbs And The Professionals B: "Maroon Rock" - Belmont Jamaica 1979 *"Over In Zion" / B: "Version" - Starlight City Jamaica 1979 *"Life In The Ghetto" / B: Ghetto Version - African Records 1980 *"Final Blow" / B: "Final Blow Pt. 2" - Nura Jamaica

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Africans Jamaican reggae musical groups Federal Records artists