Jah Warriors

Jah Warriors were a UK-based reggae band from Ipswich, Suffolk. In 1982, the band released their debut, "Can't Take No More"/"If You Only Knew", which was met with critical acclaim, but failed commercially. Undeterred, the group built a solid reputation touring, and in 1984 they were asked to support the legendary Curtis Mayfield. By the time the 80's ended, the band split and went their own way. 
The line-up included: Lloyd Morgan (lead vocals), Ira Jones (vocals, lead guitar), Gordon Mulrain (bass guitar), Joseph White "Butch" (drums, vocals), Aubrey Mulrain (keyboards), Lloyd (Duppy) Clarke (saxophone, vocals) and Trevor Jones (trombone).
==Links to Peel==
Peel played tracks from the group in the early 80's and would often mention that they were from Ipswich, which was not far away from his home at Peel Acres.
==Shows Played==
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*23 September 1982: Can't Take No More
;1983
*13 December 1983: Western Civilization (LP - Poor Man's Story) Vista Sounds
;1984
*09 January 1984 (BBC World Service): Western Civilization (LP - Poor Man's Story) Vista Sounds
*17 September 1984: What's This Feeling (7") A Record (JP: 'Jah Warriors, very possibly Ipswich's finest reggae band, very possibly Ipswich's only reggae band actually')
*17 September 1984 (BBC World Service): What's This Feeling (7") A Record Company 
*12 December 1984: Apartheid (single) A Record Company
;1985
*C038 Peel & Kershaw: Apartheid (single) A Record Company
==External Links==
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