Robin Hood

"Robin Hood" is a studio album by Barrington Levy, released in 1980. Known for his work in the reggae genre, Levy's "Robin Hood" is one of the albums that helped solidify his status as a prominent figure in reggae music during the late 1970s and 1980s. The album is notable for its blend of roots reggae and dancehall, a style that Barrington Levy is particularly known for.

The album contains a number of tracks that became quite popular, including the title track "Robin Hood." The production features the work of prominent reggae producers such as Henry "Junjo" Lawes, who played a significant role in shaping the sound of the record. The backing music was largely provided by The Roots Radics, a well-known reggae band that collaborated with many artists during this time.

Levy's vocal style, with its distinctive vibrato, and his lyrical themes, which often explore social and cultural topics, are key elements of the album. "Robin Hood" contributed to Barrington Levy’s reputation as one of reggae's leading vocalists and helped pave the way for his subsequent releases.

Overall, "Robin Hood" is considered an important contribution to the reggae genre and remains a significant part of Barrington Levy's musical legacy.