Rootsman Blues in Addis Ababa studio in London. It was released by Target Records with only three musicians per track, giving the music the intimate quality of chamber music. He released a final album, 21st Century in 1997 after someone from the United States heard the music in Prince Lincoln's shop, and agreed to become a sponsor. This final album was also recorded in London. Thompson died in January 1999, in London, at the age of 49. Discography Singles "Daughters of Zion" (1971) "True Experience" (1971) "Live Up to Your Name" (1971) Albums Humanity 1979 Experience 1979 (The lyrics from "Walk in Jah light" and "Thanksgiving" have been used to explain the doctrine of physical immortality at Rastafari movement). Harder na Rass 1979 Natural Wild 1980 Ride with the Rasses 1982 Rootsman Blues 1983 also titled Unite The World 21st Century 1997 References External links Biography Reggae vibes Interview with Cedric Myton about Prince Lincoln 1949 births 1999 deaths Jamaican reggae musicians Musicians from Kingston, Jamaica Performers of Rastafarian music Jamaican Rastafarians Roots Reggae Library