Three singers hewn from the rockstone of reggae; all three symbolic of the spiritual roots reggae of seventies Jamaica and all making a real and lasting contribution to the development of the music. These elder statesmen were brought together for this new project by one of Jamaica's adopted sons, Harrison Professor Stafford of Groundation, who is the driving force behind this album. Stafford produced the album in California, composing all the tracks and playing drums, bass and rhythm guitar. He then jumped behind the mixing desk at Harry J's studio in Kingston, where the singers performed. Nine tracks of pure roots and dub versions to boot. Natty Will Fly Again is a bold and impressive statement of the ever-growing power and influence of reggae music.