Phillip Fraser

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Phillip Fraser

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Phillip Fraser was born on 12th February 1951 in Whitfield Town in the area of Kingston. During his late teens he felt the inspiration of Rastafari and began to grow his locks. In the home town of Greenwich Town, where he grow among greatest such as; Herbert Chang, Earl Zero, Sammy Dread and Bertram Brown just to name a few.

Phillip was inspired by the late Slim Smith, which lead to Phillipโ€™s first single called โ€œThis Timeโ€ which was produced on the Libra label. He and Bertram Brown founded the legendary Freedom Sound label; which took a toll on the world and produce singing greatest such as Earl Zero, Michael Prophet, Sammy Dread, Prince Allah, Rod Taylor and Soul Syndicate. Phillip also with further to find other labels such as Root Tradition for Don Mais, Cornerstone which was also founded with Michael Chin and Tyrone Hailey; but Phillip decided to create his own label called Razor Sound.

Razor Sound started to produce songs that were done by artist like; Eeka Mouse, Tristan Palmer, the late Ranking Toyan, Scion Success and also the debut of his son Ras Fraser.

Phillipโ€™s career gradually started to take notice in when he recorded songs such โ€œBlood of The Saintsโ€ on the Real Rock Rhythm which was produced by Corner Stone. โ€œNever Let Goโ€and โ€œWatch this Soundโ€ which was done in the memory of the late Slim Smith. He later recorded โ€œMr. Wicked Manโ€ and โ€œCome Ethiopianโ€ for Freedom Sound and Roots Tradition respectively which had a great impact in Europe.

Phillip had later began to produce his own albums, which includes; โ€Loving Youโ€, โ€œRoots Man Timeโ€ which was a combination of Phillip and his son Ras Fraser, โ€œNever Let Goโ€ โ€œSharp Like A Razorโ€, and โ€œCome Ethiopianโ€.

When Fraser returned to Jamaica he recorded for Henry โ€œJunjoโ€ Lawes and Barry Clarke. His hit was โ€œPlease Stayโ€ and โ€œWhen I Run Outโ€ which both featured heavily on U Royโ€™s Stur Gav Sound System. Throughout the 80s and 90s he enjoyed more hits such as, โ€œGood Morning Mr Officerโ€, โ€œBad Boysโ€ and more.

Phillipโ€™s small frame and gentle manner believe the power of his voice, as you listen to him you can hear and feel the inspiration that guides him; as he will continue to bring the good Reggae music that world has grown to love for over 45 years.

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Moses

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Raindrops Keep Falling

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You're No Good [Discomix]

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You're No Good

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Blood Of The Saint

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Phillip Fraser has released 44 albums between 1977 and 2019. Notable releases include Black Rose, This Time, Reggae On The Move. Explore their complete discography on this page.

Phillip Fraser's most-played tracks include Moses, Raindrops Keep Falling, You're No Good [Discomix], You're No Good, Blood Of The Saint. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

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