fortuna wrote:Prince Fatty Meets The Mutant HiFi - Return Of The Gringo
Think Dick Dale jamming with the Skatalites with Morricone at the helm, including appearances from Alessandro Alessandroni (the original spaghetti western whistler) and you're in the right section at the record store, although it is possibly a very small section.
The Don Dada
The Wild Apache
Mr. Supercat had the dancehall on smash in the early to mid 90's...
He had a nice string of hits with "Ghetto Red Hot", "Dolly My Baby", "Boops", "Cabin Stabbing, "Scalp Dem", "Don Dada", "Dem No Worry We" and many others..
Tracklist:
01.DANCE INNA NEW YORK CITY
02.A CLASS RUB-A-DUB
03.CRAZY LOVE
04.BIG & READY
05.PERMIT FI GUN
06.TELL ME HOW
07.TOO GREEDY
08.WALKATON
09.HISTORY
10.BOOPS
11.PEROGATIVE
12.POPS
13.A.B.C
14.BUBBLE & WINE
15.DON DADA
16.MUD UP
17.NUFF MAN AH DEAD
18.WE NUH STOP CRY
19.GHETTO RED HOT
20.AWA DO THEM
21.OLD VETERAN
22.CHALICE A LICK
23.SANDOKAN
24.READY BACK
25.SETTLEMENT
This week reggae icon Jimmy Cliff released Rebirth ג his first full-length album in eight years. You can stream the entire album right now exclusively on RollingStone.com:
Absolutely man. When you get a chance check it out, let me know what you think.
PEACE
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 12:18 pm
by Rabbi Jihadovich
peanut butter wrote:Absolutely man. When you get a chance check it out, let me know what you think.
PEACE
Sorry for the delayed response, this mix is majestic man! I've been bumping it this whole week straight. Do me a favor, whenever you're spinning this music around the nyc area, let me know.
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 2:12 pm
by peanut butter
Rabbi Jihadovich wrote:
peanut butter wrote:Absolutely man. When you get a chance check it out, let me know what you think.
PEACE
Sorry for the delayed response, this mix is majestic man! I've been bumping it this whole week straight. Do me a favor, whenever you're spinning this music around the nyc area, let me know.
Real shit man I appreciate that. Glad your enjoying it. I don't spin reggae though, this is just a lil thing I do to relax and give back to the music that I love and share it with others. And feedback like that makes it all worth it. So thanks again.
גSilverhawkג on the dubplate tip rocking strictly NINJAMAN & SHABBA RANKSג¦..This is not that happy go lucky dancehall shit ג this is that certified rudeboy flamethrower special flying at your grillג¦..
Put on your best screwface and prepare for more pressure !!!
Prince Language shares a personal mix born out of the tragic events of 9/11. One of the victims of Tower 1 of the WTC was his friend, the artist Michael Richards, and in honor of his memory this uplifting collection of vintage reggae was played at the memorial service in Harlem 11 years ago this month.
A wonderfull stripped down,relaxing, spiritual masterpiece that consists of "acoustic" reworkings of the late reggae legend Bim Sherman's songs.
Recorded with help of a.o. Adrian Sherwood, Doug Wimbish and Skip McDonald (Sugar Hill Records, Tackhead and then some) and a full Indian classical orchestra in Bombay, (including Talvin Singh playing the tabla)....
A lot of clashes, in my experience, aren't worth listening to after the fact. But both these crews are legendary. Can you summarize some of what goes down, and tell why it's worth checking out? Thanks in advance.
PEACE
Re: reggae uploads
Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 7:54 am
by fortuna
@peanut butter:
I agree with you, yet I love hearing all those special dubs and Supersonic have plates that diss Mighty Crown, especially recorded for the occasion, which was new to me!
So I don't know if this appeals to u, dunno know if I will play it a lot myself, but its enjoyable to listen at least once, if you're into soundclash culture
so you be the judge of that..
Re: reggae uploads
Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 3:05 pm
by peanut butter
^^ Good looks. I'll check it out.
I'm going to see Stephen Marley live tomorrow night with my girl and made this Best Of mix for her to get familiar. Its pretty basic in terms of being mostly album cuts, and there isn't a large selection of those because he only has two solo albums, but enjoy it for what its worth.
1. Chase Dem
2. Can't Keep I Down
3. Freedom Time
4. False Friends
5. Tight Ship feat. Damian Marley
6. Jah Army feat. Damian Marley & Buju Banton
7. The Mission feat. Damian Marley
8. Traffic Jam (remix) feat. Damian Marley & Snoop Dogg
9. Mind Control
10. Hey Baby feat. Mos Def
11. End Of Time feat. Jah Cure & Christopher Ellis
12. No Cigarette Smoking feat. Melanie Fiona
13. Break Us Apart feat. Capleton
14. You're Gonna Leave
15. Woman I Love You
16. Fed Up
17. Inna Di Red feat. Ben Harper
18. Now I know
19. The Chapel feat. Ziggy Marley
I'm sold.
