British Reggae group Aswad first appeared on the scene in the mid 1970s. Their songs were of a troubled black youth. 'Three Babylon' 'It's not our Wish' and 'Warrior Charge' in particular reflected their cause. They are probably best known for their somewhat lighter 'Don't Turn Around' from 1988. They have enjoyed a wide and varied career singing with artists like Sting and Cliff Richard. They have performed worldwide including locations such as the Royal Albert Hall, Montego Bay and had dates in West Africa, Japan and Israel.
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