UB40 was between albums when they released 'I've got mine' in 1983. It was just months before they hit the big time with their s...

'Kingston town' was originally released in 1970 by Lord Creator, a calypso and soca artist from Jamaica. In 1989, the song was cov...

'If it happens again' is one of my favourite tunes by UB40, and a lot of that has to do with the last few minutes of the track. So I...

This is not the best 12" remix in the history of mankind - in fact, it's rather lame. It features the single version of UB40's ...

'Food for thought' was the first single release by British reggae band UB40. The song was an attempt to publicize and condemn the Et...

'Red red wine' was originally written and recorded by Neil Diamond in 1968. Tony Tribe, a Jamaican singer, recorded a reggae version...

'Where did I go wrong' was another single by UB40 from their 1988 self-titled album. The track was written and produced by the band....

'I would do for you' was a 1989 single by UB40. As they continued to make music well into the Nineties and Noughties, the band becam...

After UB40 scored a massive hit with 'I got you babe' (a duet with Chrissie Hynde from the Pretenders), they released a song that I ...

'If it happens again' was the seventh top 10 hit in the UK for UB40. It peaked at number 9 in the UK singles chart, but did even bet...

After UB40 had a big success with their cover version of 'Red red wine' (originally recorded by Neil Diamond), they released 'Pl...

Although this track sounds slightly rudimentary, it is the seventh single by UB40, released in 1982. 'Love is all is all right' is o...

'Food for thought' was originally the debut single of UB40 in 1980. It was an attempt to publicize and condemn the Ethiopian famine ...