Message Man

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Message Man
Studio album by Eddy Grant
Released	1977
Studio	The Coach House Recording Studio, Stamford Hill, London
Genre	Reggae, funk, soca, pop[1]
Length	46:32
Label	Ice
Producer	Eddy Grant
Eddy Grant chronology
Eddy Grant (1975) Message Man (1977) Walking on Sunshine (1979)

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Message Man is the second album by Eddy Grant. He plays almost every instrument and sings every voice on this album. The uncredited backing band was 90° Inclusive. The album is significant for its socio-political stance in songs such as "Race Hate" and "Cockney Black". The track, "Hello Africa", is considered a major highlight of this album with Grant creating a unique genre that remains difficult to categorize to this day.