The Gladiators

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The Gladiators are a Jamaican roots reggae band formed in the 1960s, known for their spiritually themed lyrics and harmonies that helped define the classic Studio One sound.

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Albert Griffiths 0
Clinton Fearon 0
Gallimore Sutherland 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jamaican musician
Jamaican musician
Jamaican musician
Jamaican reggae band
musical group
activeFrom 1960s
associatedAct Bob Marley and the Wailers NERFINISHED
Burning Spear NERFINISHED
Culture
associatedWith Studio One NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Jamaica
culturalContext Rastafarian culture
formedInPeriod 1960s
genre reggae
roots reggae
hasInstrument bass guitar
drums
guitar
keyboards
hasMember Albert Griffiths NERFINISHED
Clinton Fearon NERFINISHED
Gallimore Sutherland NERFINISHED
influenced later reggae bands
influencedGenre roots reggae
languageOfLyrics English
lyricalTheme African consciousness
Rastafarian spirituality
resistance to oppression
social commentary
movement roots reggae movement
notableFor contribution to the classic Studio One sound
spiritually themed lyrics
vocal harmonies
notableWork Naturality NERFINISHED
Proverbial Reggae NERFINISHED
Sweet So Till
Trenchtown Mix Up NERFINISHED
originCity Kingston NERFINISHED
performanceType live band
recordLabel Front Line NERFINISHED
Studio One NERFINISHED
Virgin Records
role bassist of The Gladiators
founder of The Gladiators
guitarist of The Gladiators
guitarist of The Gladiators
lead vocalist of The Gladiators
vocalist of The Gladiators
vocalist of The Gladiators
vocalStyle three-part harmonies

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Studio One recordedWith The Gladiators