Another volume and lots of gems here.
To introduce the work of Junior Dan its best to quote the man himself: "I recorded first for Randy's, around 1967-68, then Joe Gibbs, GGs, Lee Perry, Treasure Isle, Channel One... I even did quite a bit of work for Harry J as well. I played bass on the Black Slavery Days sessions, and I was at the Rockers studios with Augustus Pablo from the start till I left Jamaica in 1980. I was with Burning Spear at the time of Hail HIM. This compilation is some of my own records - deep roots reggae from the 1970s." With a roll call like this you know this is Classical reggae - Black Ark, Yabby You and Augustus Pablo vibes - with contributions from The Upsetter, Fred Locks and the Twelve Tribes musicians, Pablove Black, Zoot Sims, The Light Of Saba's recording engineer Joseph Robinson, and King Tubby, amongst an illustrious rootical roll-call.
Tracklist
1 | Material Man by Gregory Isaacs |
2 | Bide Up by Bunny Wailer |
3 | Sing About My Baby by Errol Dunkley |
4 | East Of The Rio Cobre by Junior Dan |
5 | Soul Scorcher by Carl Bryan |
6 | Rack A Tack by Typhoon All Stars |
7 | Reincarnated Souls by Bunny Wailer |
8 | Tell Me Where You Get It by Culture |
9 | Stalag by Ansell Collins |
10 | Peace Maker by Hippy Boys |
11 | Scientist In Fine Style by Roots Radics |
12 | Su Su Pon Rasta by Dolphin Nagga Morris & Prince Far I |
13 | Warlord by King Tubby and African Brothers |
14 | Oppression by Lee Perry & The Jolly Brothers |
15 | Cobre Version by Junior Dan |
16 | Real Rock Riddim by Clement Coxsone Dodd |
17 | Little Lady by Errol Dunkley |
18 | Jam Down by The Observer All Stars |
19 | Hail Stone by Lee Perry and The Upsetters |
20 | Armagideon by Bunny Waile |
21 | Writing On The Wall by Horace Andy |
22 | Jah Jah The Conqueror (Extended) by Linval Thompson |
23 | How Do You Think I Feel by Horace Andy |
24 | Mansion of Invention by Prince Far I |
25 | Rough & Tough In The Ghetto by Boris Gardener |
26 | Forward To Africa by Culture |
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