[Slowhand] FW: Update: Ijahman: Are We a Warrior + I Haile Hymn

[Kevin Wilson]

Herewith an update on this obscure possible Clapton session from December 1977 (note that Eric is not credited):

Studio Recording for Ijahman
December 1977: Joe Gibbs Studio, London: ENGLAND

1.    Jah Heavy Load [Ijahman Levi]

2.    Jah Is No Secret [Ijahman Levi]

3.    Zion Hut [Ijahman Levi]

4.    I'm a Levi [Ijahman Levi]

5.    Are We a Warrior [T. Sutherland]

6.    Moulding [T. Sutherland]

7.    The Church [T. Sutherland]

8.    Miss Beverly [T. Sutherland]

9.    Two Sides of Love [T. Sutherland]

Contributing Musicians (Track 1 - 9)
          Ijahman - Rhythm, Acoustic Guitars & Vocals
          Joni - Lead Guitar
          Bo Pe - Lead Guitar
          Willie Lindo - Rhythm & Acoustic Guitars
          Earl 'Chinna' Smith - Rhythm & Acoustic Guitars
          Del Richardson (Osibisa) - Rhythm & Acoustic Guitars
          Geoffrey Chung - Rhythm, Acoustic Guitars & Organ
          Steve Winwood - Organ
          Earl 'Wire' Lindo - Organ
          Errol 'Tarzan' Nelson - Piano 
          Robert Lyn - Piano 
          Ossie Hibbert - Piano 
          Val Douglas - Bass 
          Robbie Shakespeare - Bass 
          Lloyd Parks - Bass 
          Micky Richards - Drums 
          Sly Dunbar - Drums
          Bobby Ellis - Trumpet
          Herman Marquis - Alto Sax 
          Richard 'Dirty Harry' Hall - Tenor Sax 
          Eddie Blair - Flugel Horn 
          Jack Bucks - French Horn 
          Adrian Brett - Alto Flute & Recorder 
          Alan Beever - Alto Flute 
          Hi Ho Silver and the Sons of Negus and Groco - Percussion
          Horn arrangements by Harry Robinson, Geoffrey Chung & Ijahman 

Notes 
* Eric definitely laid down some guitar parts alongside Steve Winwood's keyboards, but it would appear that his guitar was either mixed very low or not used at all. 
--- [Eric Clapton: The Complete Recording Sessions, 1963 - 1992 by Marc Roberty]
* Tracks 1 to 4 originally released in 1978 as Haile I Hymn and tracks 5 to 9 originally released in 1979 as Are We a Warrior.
* Contributing musicians to specific tracks as listed above not known.

Tracks 1 to 4: Produced by Ijahman 

Tracks 5 to 9 Produced by Geoffrey Chung & Ijahman

Kevin