HORACE ANDY – The Love Of The Woman
Love of a woman is all I can take
Love of a woman is all I can give
That is all
That is all
All I can do
The heart of a woman is all I can steal
I did it two times already, yeah
Now I am gonna do it once again
‘Cause I’m a Man
Yes I’m a Man
And not a boy
The heart of a woman is all I can steal
I did it two times already
Now I am gonna do it once again
‘Cause I’m a Man
Yes I’m a Man
And I’m not a boy
I’m a Man
Yes I’m a Man
And not a boy…
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Early Life & Career
Horace Andy was born Horace Hinds on February 19, 1951, in Kingston, Jamaica. In 1967, he recorded ‘This is a Black Man’s Country’ which was his first single. Later he joined Studio One after a successful audition. In 1972, he released ‘Skylarking.’ In 1973, he recorded and released ‘You Are My Angel.’ In 1974 ‘Earth Must Be Hell’ both Altra and Dub. In 1977, he moved to Hartford, Connecticut to record for Everton Dasilva.
Andy released the album ‘The Light.’ This album included ‘Do You Love My Music’ and ‘Government Land.’ Other songs he released included ‘In the Light’ and ‘Pure-Ranking.’ Later he set up his Rhythm Label. In 1980, he recorded ‘Natty Dread a Weh She Want.’ In 1981, he recorded ‘Unity Showcase.’ In 1985, he recorded and released ‘Sings For You,’ ‘Clash of the Andy’s’ and ‘Elementary.’ In 1987, he recorded ‘Haul & Jack’. In 1988, he recorded ‘Fresh,’ ‘Everyday People’ and ‘Shame and Scandal.’
In 1990, he merged with the Massive attack. Songs he released included ‘Seek and You Will Find’, ‘Roots and Branches’, ‘Mek it Bun’, ‘This World’, ‘On Tour’, ‘Two Phazed People’, ‘Life is For Living’, ‘See and Blind’, ‘Livin’ it Up’, ‘Serious Times’ and ‘Broken Beats’ among others. He featured in ‘1 Giant Leap’ which was a world music project. In 1999, he released the albums ‘Life is for Living’ and ‘Roots and Branches.’
Personal Life
Horace Andy first married Claudette Hinds with whom he moved with to Hartford, Connecticut. He was married his second wife Caroline Hinds with whom he moved with to London. He is a Rastafarian. He is currently Sixty-seven years old.
