Althea Hewitt Discography of CDs

Althea Hewitt CD discography Dancehall reggae singer Althea Hewitt makes her full-length debut with a crisp, slick selection of ballads and dance tunes. A 26-year-old Jamaican with a full-bodied voice and confident delivery, Hewitt is equally at ease with sharp political material like "Crime Scene" and more traditional ballads like the exquisite, jazz-tinged "Love That A Woman Should Give To A Man," which has the same retro vibe and old-school sound of a Jamaican Amy Winehouse or Duffy. (An alternate mix at album's end quotes Barbara Mason's 1965 soul classic "Yes, I'm Ready.") INTRODUCING ALTHEA HEWITT is full of such fine, self-assured gems. Arranger: John Alexander. Personnel: Althea Hewitt (background vocals); Dwight Pinkney (guitar, keyboards, percussion); David Hale Associates, Winston "Bo Peep" Bowen (guitar); Simone Kenny, Ian Hird (flute); Romeo Palmer, Andrew Palmer (horns); Grub Cooper (keyboards, bass instrument, drum, background vocals); John Alexander (keyboards, drum, background vocals); Robert Lyn, Sidney Thorpe, Donovan Palmer (keyboards); Courtney Panton, Danny "Axeman" Thompson, Keith Francis, Lloyd Parks (bass instrument); Sly Dunbar (drum); Anthony Watson (percussion); Boris Gardiner (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Dwight Pinkney. ...

Althea Hewitt CD discography The third album from Richie Spice makes a couple of things very clear. First, he's a fine singer and an even better songwriter, capable of dropping completely convincing dancehall, hip hop and roots-and-culture material without seeming to break a sweat. Second, he needs someone to give him some discipline in the studio and steer him clear of such waste-of-time touches as chest-beating intros (and outros) and exploitative recordings of adorable children talking about their career plans ...

Althea Hewitt albums A 14 track compilation, the first seven songs performed by Turbulence and the last seven by Kingston-based dancehall singer Richie Spice. Includes 12 previously unreleased tracks, plus Richie Spice's hit single "Bless The Man." Personnel: Maximum, June Cole Orchestra, Dean Fraser & the Daffodils, George 'Fire House' Miller, Winston 'Bopee' Bowen, Chantel Hernandez, Adrian Locke, Dillon 'Black Locks' White, Louis 'Farm Roots' Christio, Betty Anne Redwood, Minna Lee Lammy, Althea Hewit, Natalie Walsh, Duke, Stephen Stewart, Tony Thomas, Danny Marshall, Noel Davey, Squidley Cole.