Third World - Try Jah Love (1982)

Produced and arranged by Stevie Wonder, this reggae bands hugely popular dance cut sure is NOT reggae. Not even close. Its not funk. Or soul . its not house, nor disco. So what is it you ask ? It's a piece of music inspiration, a classic tune most musicphiles know. Was not a huge hit, but it was a hit nonetheless. Reggae purists i
I'm sure find Third World to be overly commercial, yet that commercial success had led to the bands....er...success . Go figure. Years later saw  the bands landmark release 'Now That We Found Love' hit the turntables at key nightclubs and on maby worlwide charts. Yet 'Try Jah love' also stands out, it's almost dance music history. Hell, produced by Stevie Wonder ?? It has to be dance music history, on any key chart showcasing classic dance music. Reggae or not reggae. You cannot deny the appeal of this classic...

audio link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK8zAssTv7Y