Negril was a reggae supergroup that released one self-titled instrumental album. It was originally released in 1975 from a session produced, arranged and mostly composed by Eric Gale, before he went back to New York to become one of the most in-demand East Coast session guitarists. It including some of Jamaica's best-known musicians. The album Negril was recorded at the Harry J Studio in Kingston, Jamaica. The name refers to an impoverished Jamaican seaside village which, in 1975, was yet to become a popular tourist destination and had unsophisticated accommodations, but a splendid beach and natural beauty which inspired Gale to memorialize it.

Negril consisted of:
Eric Gale (Lead Guitar)
Peter Tosh (Rhythm Guitar)
Richard Tee (Piano)
Keith Sterling (Piano)
Leslie Butler (Organ & Synthesizer)
Cedric "Im" Brooks (Saxophone, Percussion)
Val Douglas (Bass Guitar)
Aston "Family Man" Barrett (Bass Guitar)
Paul Douglas (Drums), Sparrow Martin (Drums)
Joe Higgs (Percussion)
Isiah "Sticky" Thompson (Percussion).

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