Two Roads

Personnel: Dean Fraser (saxophone); Gilbert Garza (trombone); Danny DeLaRosa, Robert Lyn, Steven Stanley , Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson, Paul Crossdale (keyboards); Style Scott, Sly Dunbar, Richard Solis (drums); Kadian Dixon, Heather Cummings, Michelle Anderson (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Nigel Burrell; Soljie; Steven Stanley ; Syl Gordon.
Recording information: Anchor Recording Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; Blue Cat Studios, San Antonio, TX; Ruff Stuff Studios, Brooklyn, NY; Strong Productions, Kingston, Jamaica.
Arrangers: Nigel Burrell; Triston Palma.
Triston Palma was a dancehall staple during the early '80s, lending his smooth vocals to countless lovers rock and socially conscious tunes of the day. On Two Roads, Palma bolsters his 20-year career with a refreshing new set. The list of musicians playing on the album reads like a who's who of reggae's golden age. Palma is still at the top of his game and brings an honesty and quality that is becoming harder to find among the latest crop of reggae singers.
Standout cuts include the lead off track "Nah Give Up," the title cut "Two Roads," and "When I Call on Jah." Two Roads is a refreshing, welcome return from one of reggae's all-time greats.