The third world
| The third world Third World | |
|---|---|
| Another name | Reggae goodwill ambassador |
| Hometown |  Jamaica, Kingston |
| Genre | Reggae |
| Activity period | As of 1973 ～ |
| Label | Cleopatra, island, Columbia, Mercury, Third World Music Group |
| Joint worker | Chris Blackwell Stevie Wonder |
| Member | Steven "cat" クーア Richard Daley Tony "ラプション" Williams Morris Gregory Norris "ノレイガ" Web AJ brown |
| Old member | Michael "Eve" Cooper Irwin "carrot" Jarrett カールバロヴィエ Milton "プリリィ" Hamilton Bunny "rags" Clark Willy Stewart Rupert "Gypsy" vent III Leroy "Bhave" romance ミケルウォレス Harvey Harris Lobby phosphorus |
The reggae group where the third world (British: Third World) was formed in Kingston, Jamaica. I was formed in 1973, and the leading member hardened in former members of the inner circle. I gained global success following Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley and approached Seoul, a funk, the disco across a frame of the reggae and was called "a reggae goodwill ambassador". [1]
Table of contents
ディスコクラフィー
Single
| Title | Year | Label | Peak chart positions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK | US | |||
| "Railroad Track" | 1975 | Island | – | — |
| "96ºIn The Shade" | 1977 | Island | — | — |
| "Now That We Found Love" | 1978 | Island | 10 | 47 |
| "Cool Meditation" | 1979 | Island | 17 | — |
| "One Cold Vibe (Couldn't Stop Dis Ya Boogie) " | 1979 | Island | — | — |
| "Tonight for Me" | 1979 | Island | — | — |
| "The Story's Been Told" | 1979 | Island | — | — |
| "Talk to Me" | 1979 | Island | 54 | — |
| "Always Around" | 1979 | Jah's Music/Island | — | — |
| "Street Fighting" | 1980 | Cav Lip | — | — |
| "Now That We've Found Love" | 1980 | Mango | — | — |
| "Rooths With Quality" | 198? | Observers | — | — |
| "Dancing on the Floor (Hooked on Love) " | 1981 | CBS | 10 | — |
| "Standing in the Rain" | 1981 | CBS | — | — |
| "Try Jah Love" | 1982 | CBS | 47 | 101 |
| "You're Playing Us Too Close" | 1982 | Columbia | — | — |
| "Ride On" | 1982 | CBS | — | — |
| "Love Is Out to Get You" | 1983 | CBS | — | — |
| "Lagos Jump" | 1983 | CBS | — | — |
| "Sense of Purpose" | 1985 | CBS | — | — |
| "One More Time" | 1985 | CBS | — | — |
| "One to One" | 1985 | Columbia | — | — |
| "Now That We Found Love" (re-issue) | 1985 | Island | 22[2] | — |
| "Hold on To Love" | 1987 | CBS | — | — |
| "Over Due" | 1987 | Jah's Music | — | — |
| "The Spirit Lives" | 1987 | Columbia | — | — |
| "It's the Same Old Song" | 1989 | Mercury | — | — |
| "Forbidden Love" | 1989 | Mercury | — | — |
| "Live in the Balance" | 1991 | Jah's Music | — | — |
| "Committed" | 1992 | Mercury | — | — |
| "Talk To Me" | 1994 | Great Jones | — | — |
| "Now That We Found Love" (re-issue) | 1996 | Big Time International | — | — |
| "Dem Man Deh" | 1996 | Taxi | — | — |
| "Baltimore" | 1997 | Taxi | — | — |
| "Reggae Party" feat. Shaggy | 1999 | Eagle | — | — |
| "Dread Eyes" | 2000 | Reggae Blitz | — | — |
| "Ya Ya Ya Jamaica" | 2001 | BMG | — | — |
| "96 Degrees Cover (2nd Generation) "feat. Stephen & Damian Marley | 2011 | Third World Music Group | — | — |
| "-" denotes releases that did not chart. | ||||
Album
- Studio album
| Title | Year | Label | Peak chart positions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK | US | |||
| Third World | 1976 | Island | — | — |
| 96 degrees Fahrenheit /96 ° in the Shade | 1977 | Island | — | 203 |
| Way /Journey to Addis to Ethiopia | 1978 | Island | 30 | 55 |
| Tropical fantasy / The Story's Been Told | 1979 | Island | — | 157 |
| Arise in Harmony | 1980 | Island | — | 206 |
| Caribbean breeze /Rock the World | 1981 | CBS | 37 | 186 |
| ラヴ island / You've Got the Power | 1982 | Columbia | 87 | 63 |
| Hot Wonderland / All the Way Strong | 1983 | CBS | — | 137 |
| Sense of Purpose | 1985 | CBS | – | 119 |
| Hold on to Love | 1987 | Columbia | – | — |
| Serious Business | 1989 | Mercury | — | 107 |
| Rock the World | 1990 | Columbia | – | — |
| Committed | 1992 | Mercury | – | — |
| Live It improves | 1995 | Bud Music | – | — |
| Generation Coming | 1999 | Déclic Communication | – | — |
| The Story's Been Told | 1999 | Island | – | — |
| Ain't Givin' improves | 2003 | Shanachie | – | — |
| Riddim Haffa Rule | 2004 | Music Avenue | – | — |
| Black Gold Green | 2006 | Nocturne | – | — |
| Patriots | 2010 | Third World Music Group | – | — |
| Under the Magic Sun | 2014 | Cleopatra | – | — |
| "-" denotes releases that did not chart. | ||||
- ライヴ album
| Title | Year | Label | Peak chart positions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK | US | |||
| プリズナー /Prisoner in the Street of the town | 1980 | Island | — | 186 |
| Dedicated To Stevie Wonder | 1982 | Buccaneer | — | — |
| Third World Live | 2001 | Tabou 1 | – | — |
| Live in Hawaii & Jamaica | 2002 | Tabou 1 | – | — |
| Music Hall in Concert | 2007 | Membran Music | – | — |
| "-" denotes releases that did not chart. | ||||
- Compilation
| Title | Year | Label | Peak chart positions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK | US | |||
| Reggae Greats | 1985 | Island | – | — |
| Reggae Ambassadors | 1994 | Chronicles | – | — |
| The Best of Third World | 1993 | Sony | – | — |
| 25th Anniversary | 2001 | BMG | – | — |
| Now That We've Found Love | 2004 | Charly | – | — |
| Tuff Mi Tuff | 2006 | Noble Price | – | — |
| The Best of Third World: The Millennium Collection | 2007 | Island | – | — |
| Greatest Hits | – | — | ||
| "-" denotes releases that did not chart. | ||||
Footnote
- ^ CD "reggae ambassadors" commentary sentence
- ^ a b Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 556. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
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