The Cool Ruler sings "Christmas Behind The Bars" from his 1992 release "Pardon Me!".

Christmas Behind Bars, Bluffton, Indiana.

Christmas Behind The Bars (Dub). Companies, etc. Distributed By – Dynamic Sound (3). Mastered At – Dynamic Sounds Recording Co. Ltd. – DSR503. Producer – Doctor Bird (2). Written-By – G. Isaacs. Christmas Behind Bars ‎(7", Single). African Museum, African Museum.

Christmas Behind the Bars. Pardon Me! Ras. 3:49.

Gregory Isaacs - Pride and Dignity. dl. Gregory Isaacs - Open Up Your Heart. Gregory Isaacs - House Of The Rising Sun. 05:03. Gregory Isaacs - Judge and Jury. Gregory Isaacs - Mister Cop. 05:32. Gregory Isaacs - Christmas Behind the Bars. Gregory Isaacs - Touch and Go. 03:33. Gregory Isaacs - Your Heart Has Been Broken.

Gregory Isaacs - Christmas Behind Bars. Jackie Edwards - Christmas Medley. Gregory Isaacs @ Recording Studio. Gregory Isaacs - Christmas Time Once Again - Jingle Bells (Christmas Reggae). Gregory Isaacs - The Banana Boat Song. Gregory Isaacs - Slave Master (Live On Jools Holland 1996).

In the spirit of that song, check out Gregory Isaacs 'Christmas Behind Bars'. 3. We Wish You a Irie Christmas - Jacob Miller and Ray I. This Jacob Miller and Ray I classic immediately triggers nostalgia among the older Reggae/Dancehall masses. 4. Santa Claus (Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto). Carlene Davis' heartfelt vocals strike the right chord for a large percentage of Jamaicans who battle terrible economic conditions and crippling poverty but still are able to smile and wring out Christmas joy, despite the odds. Many consider this to be the top Caribbean Xmas song

Christmas Behind the Bars.

Night Nurse is a 1982 studio album by Gregory Isaacs. Night Nurse is reggae artist Gregory Isaacs' most well-known album. It contains his biggest hit, "Night Nurse" as well as several other notable tracks. It was first released on CD in 1990. A reissue version released in 2002 includes four additional bonus tracks. All tracks composed by Gregory Isaacs and Sylvester Weise.

Gregory Isaacs succumbed to cancer in October 2010. This list comprises a dozen of his greatest recordings – just a few of the outstanding releases to come from the best decades of his long career. Another Heartache’ (African Museum blank/NuBeat 7, 1968). After an initial high-profile bust relating to the possession of unlicensed firearms, he spent time in Jamaica’s notorious General Penitentiary and sang about the perils of life behind bars on the poignant ‘Out Deh!’, the title track of his follow-up album for Island. Although albums like Private Beach Party for RAS Records contained some enjoyable material, it felt like Isaacs had passed his peak.