2011. április 26., kedd
Lipi's Vinyls
Soul Jazz Records Presents - Bionic Dub, Take A Ride Version, Sky Rythm, Taurus Dub2, Hooligan, Dub Rock, Rasta Man Version, Jah Jah Version, Creator Version, Running Dub, High Fashion Dub, Pretty Version, Race Track Version, Spawning, In Cold Blood Version, Chase Them Version, Feel This Dub
2011. április 21., csütörtök
2011. március 22., kedd
Augustus Pablo mix
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Horace Swaby (1954. június 21. – 1999. május 18.), művésznevén Augustus Pablo, jamaicai roots reggae és dub zenei producer és billentyűs. Az 1970-es évek óta aktív. Talán ő volt az első és leghíresebb melodika művész.
A jamaicai St. Andrew-ben született és orgonán tanult játszani a Kingston College School-ban. Itt kapott kölcsön egy melodikát egy lánytól. A hangszer elkápráztatta, Pablo alig tudott szabadulni tőle. Itt találkozott Herman Chin Loy-jal is, akinek volt egy családi lemezkiadója Kingstonban. Swaby elkészítette az „Iggy Iggy” című felvételt az Aquarius Records stúdiójában; ekkor vette fel az Augustus Pablo művésznevet.
Néhány kislemez után megjelent az „East of the River Nile” című lemeze, ami kelet-ázsiai és jamaicai zene keveréke volt és jelentős siker lett. Augustus Pablo népszerűvé tette a melodikát a reggae zenészek körében, egy olyan hangszert, amit addig főleg iskolákban használtak zenetanításra.
Nem sokkal később csatlakozott (Mikey Chung Now Generation nevű bandájához ahol billentyűs volt, míg barátja, Clive producerként indult el a pályán. Pablo és Chin 1972-ben együtt kiadták a „Java” című dalt, ezután Pablo elhagyta a Now Generationt és Clive elindította Pablo karrierét. Chinen kívül sok mással is dolgozott együtt, így például Leonard Chinnel, a nagybátyjával és Lee "Scratch" Perryvel.
John Holt-tal közösen kiadott számuk, a „My Desire” szintén nagy sláger lett.
Pablo saját lemezkiadói voltak a Hot Stuff, a Message és a Rockers ahol nem kis sikert ért el a hangszeres számaival, amelyek főleg a régi, Studio One-ban felvett számainak átdolgozásai voltak.
Bár sikeres volt a Rockers, Pablo nagy hatású 1974-es This Is Augustus Pablo című albumát Clive-val és Pat Chinnel készítette. Ezt követte a legendás King Tubby-val készített közös albuma, az 1975-ben megjelent nagy sikerű Ital Dub.
* This Is Augustus Pablo (1973)
* Ital Dub (1974)
* Dubbing in a Africa (1975)
* King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976)
* East of the River Nile (1978)
* Original Rockers (1979)
* Africa Must Be Free by 1983 Dub (1979)
* Rockers Meets King Tubby in a Firehouse (1981)
* Earth's Rightful Ruler (1983)
* Thriller (Augustus Pablo album) (1983)
* King David's Melody (1983)
* North of the River Thames (Dub Syndicate) (1984)
* Rising Sun (1986)
* Rebel Rock Reggae (1986)
* Rockers Come East (1987)
* Eastman Dub (1988)
* Presents Rockers Story (1989)
* Blowing with the Wind (1990)
* Augustus Pablo Presents Rockers International Showcase (1991)
* Ragamuffin Dub (Junior Delgado) (1991)
* One Step Dub (Junior Delgado) (1991)
* Live in Tokyo (Augustus Pablo album) (1991)
* Dub Store 90s (1993)
* Heartical Chant (1993)
* Valley of Jehosaphat (1999)
* Dubbing with the Don (2001)
* Jah Inspiration (2001)
* The Definitive Augustus Pablo Box Set (2004)
* Dub, Reggae & Roots from the Melodica King (2004)
Horace Swaby (June 21, 1954 – May 18, 1999), better known as Augustus Pablo, was a Jamaican roots reggae and dub record producer, melodica player and keyboardist, active from the 1970s onwards. He popularized the use of the melodica (an instrument at that time primarily used to teach children music in the Jamaican public schools) in reggae music. He was a committed Rastafarian.
He was born in St. Andrew, Jamaica and learned to play the organ at the Kingston College School. It was at that point an unnamed girl lent him the melodica. Fascinated by the instrument, Pablo rarely put it down. He also met Herman Chin Loy, who after working at his cousin Leslie Kong's Beverley's record shop, had set up his own Aquarius store in Half Way Tree. Swaby recorded early tracks including "Higgi Higgi", "East of the River Nile", "Song of the East", and "The Red Sea" between 1971 and 1973 for Chin-Loy's Aquarius Records. Chin Loy had previously used the name Augustus Pablo generically for keyboard instrumentals recorded by Lloyd Charmers and Glen Adams,and Swaby took the name for this recording.
"East of the River Nile", a unique blend of East Asian and Jamaican sounds, became a moderate hit. He soon joined Now Generation (Mikey Chung's band) and played the keyboard with them while his friend Clive Chin began his own career as a record producer. Pablo and Chin recorded "Java" (1972) together,as soon as Pablo quit Now Generation and Clive was able to get the studio time. This instrumental was a massive hit and launched Pablo's solo career. He recorded with Chin and various others, including Leonard Chin, his uncle, and Lee Perry. He scored another smash hit with "My Desire" (John Holt).
Pablo formed the labels Hot Stuff, Message and Rockers (named after his brother's soundsystem, Rockers), and released a steady stream of well-received instrumentals, mostly versions of older hits from Studio One. In spite of his success with Rockers, Pablo's 1974 album, This Is Augustus Pablo was recorded with Clive and Pat Chin. This was followed by a collaboration with the legendary reggae engineer King Tubby, 1975's Ital Dub.
In the later 1970s, Pablo produced a steady stream of hits, including the hit "Black Star Liner" (Fred Locks). He also worked with Dillinger, Norris Reid, I-Roy, Jacob Miller, Te -Track, The Immortals, Paul Blackman, Earl Sixteen, Roman Stewart, Lacksley Castell, The Heptones, Bob Marley, Ricky Grant, Delroy Wilson, Junior Delgado, Horace Andy and Freddy McKay. This period was eventually commemorated with critically acclaimed LPs including King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976) and Hugh Mundell's classic Africa Must be Free by 1983. This was followed by East of the River Nile (1978), Original Rockers (1979) and Rockers Meets King Tubby in a Firehouse, another acclaimed hit album.
In the 1980s, Pablo's career slowed significantly. In 1980, he appeared on the soundtrack of the documentary D.O.A. He had begun to establish an American audience and released Rising Sun in 1986 to good reviews and sales. Pablo also produced memorable hits, including "Ragamuffin Year" (Junior Delgado), "Humble Yourself" (Asher & Tremble) and "Far Far Away" (Ricky Grant). In addition, he toured extensively throughout the world, making a memorable live album in Tokyo in 1987. That same year, Rockers Come East re-established his career and he began to release a series of critically acclaimed though somewhat inaccessible albums in the 1990s, including Blowing With the Wind and also producing several, such as "Night & Day" (single) (Dawn Penn) and "Jah Made Them All" (Yami Bolo).
Augustus Pablo died as a result of a collapsed lung on 18 May 1999.[4] He had been suffering for some time from the nerve disorder Myasthenia gravis.
Selected discography
* Red Sea (1973)
* This Is...Augustus Pablo (1974)
* Thriller (1974)
* Ital Dub (1974)
* King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976)
* East of the River Nile (1977)
* Original Rockers (1979)
* Africa Must Be Free by... 1983 Dub (1979)
* Rockers Meets King Tubby in a Firehouse (1980)
* Authentic Golden Melodies (1980)
* Earth's Rightful Ruler (1982)
* King David's Melody (1983)
* Rising Sun (1986)
* Rebel Rock Reggae (1986)
* Rockers Come East (1987)
* Eastman Dub (1988)
* Presents Rockers Story (1989)
* Blowing with the Wind (1990)
* Presents Rockers International Showcase (1991)
* Meets King Tubby at the Control in Roots Vibes (1996)
* El Rocker's (2000)
* The Great Pablo (2000)
* Dubbing with the Don (2001)
* Jah Inspiration (2001)
* Skanking with Pablo: Melodica for Hire 1971–77 (2002)
* In Fine Style: 7" & 12" Selection 1973–79 (2003)
* The Essential Augustus Pablo (2005)
* Augustus Pablo Meets Lee Perry & the Wailers Band (Rare Dubs 1970–1971) (2006)
* The Mystic World of Augustus Pablo: The Rockers Story (2008)
Horace Swaby (1954. június 21. – 1999. május 18.), művésznevén Augustus Pablo, jamaicai roots reggae és dub zenei producer és billentyűs. Az 1970-es évek óta aktív. Talán ő volt az első és leghíresebb melodika művész.
A jamaicai St. Andrew-ben született és orgonán tanult játszani a Kingston College School-ban. Itt kapott kölcsön egy melodikát egy lánytól. A hangszer elkápráztatta, Pablo alig tudott szabadulni tőle. Itt találkozott Herman Chin Loy-jal is, akinek volt egy családi lemezkiadója Kingstonban. Swaby elkészítette az „Iggy Iggy” című felvételt az Aquarius Records stúdiójában; ekkor vette fel az Augustus Pablo művésznevet.
Néhány kislemez után megjelent az „East of the River Nile” című lemeze, ami kelet-ázsiai és jamaicai zene keveréke volt és jelentős siker lett. Augustus Pablo népszerűvé tette a melodikát a reggae zenészek körében, egy olyan hangszert, amit addig főleg iskolákban használtak zenetanításra.
Nem sokkal később csatlakozott (Mikey Chung Now Generation nevű bandájához ahol billentyűs volt, míg barátja, Clive producerként indult el a pályán. Pablo és Chin 1972-ben együtt kiadták a „Java” című dalt, ezután Pablo elhagyta a Now Generationt és Clive elindította Pablo karrierét. Chinen kívül sok mással is dolgozott együtt, így például Leonard Chinnel, a nagybátyjával és Lee "Scratch" Perryvel.
John Holt-tal közösen kiadott számuk, a „My Desire” szintén nagy sláger lett.
Pablo saját lemezkiadói voltak a Hot Stuff, a Message és a Rockers ahol nem kis sikert ért el a hangszeres számaival, amelyek főleg a régi, Studio One-ban felvett számainak átdolgozásai voltak.
Bár sikeres volt a Rockers, Pablo nagy hatású 1974-es This Is Augustus Pablo című albumát Clive-val és Pat Chinnel készítette. Ezt követte a legendás King Tubby-val készített közös albuma, az 1975-ben megjelent nagy sikerű Ital Dub.
* This Is Augustus Pablo (1973)
* Ital Dub (1974)
* Dubbing in a Africa (1975)
* King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976)
* East of the River Nile (1978)
* Original Rockers (1979)
* Africa Must Be Free by 1983 Dub (1979)
* Rockers Meets King Tubby in a Firehouse (1981)
* Earth's Rightful Ruler (1983)
* Thriller (Augustus Pablo album) (1983)
* King David's Melody (1983)
* North of the River Thames (Dub Syndicate) (1984)
* Rising Sun (1986)
* Rebel Rock Reggae (1986)
* Rockers Come East (1987)
* Eastman Dub (1988)
* Presents Rockers Story (1989)
* Blowing with the Wind (1990)
* Augustus Pablo Presents Rockers International Showcase (1991)
* Ragamuffin Dub (Junior Delgado) (1991)
* One Step Dub (Junior Delgado) (1991)
* Live in Tokyo (Augustus Pablo album) (1991)
* Dub Store 90s (1993)
* Heartical Chant (1993)
* Valley of Jehosaphat (1999)
* Dubbing with the Don (2001)
* Jah Inspiration (2001)
* The Definitive Augustus Pablo Box Set (2004)
* Dub, Reggae & Roots from the Melodica King (2004)
Horace Swaby (June 21, 1954 – May 18, 1999), better known as Augustus Pablo, was a Jamaican roots reggae and dub record producer, melodica player and keyboardist, active from the 1970s onwards. He popularized the use of the melodica (an instrument at that time primarily used to teach children music in the Jamaican public schools) in reggae music. He was a committed Rastafarian.
He was born in St. Andrew, Jamaica and learned to play the organ at the Kingston College School. It was at that point an unnamed girl lent him the melodica. Fascinated by the instrument, Pablo rarely put it down. He also met Herman Chin Loy, who after working at his cousin Leslie Kong's Beverley's record shop, had set up his own Aquarius store in Half Way Tree. Swaby recorded early tracks including "Higgi Higgi", "East of the River Nile", "Song of the East", and "The Red Sea" between 1971 and 1973 for Chin-Loy's Aquarius Records. Chin Loy had previously used the name Augustus Pablo generically for keyboard instrumentals recorded by Lloyd Charmers and Glen Adams,and Swaby took the name for this recording.
"East of the River Nile", a unique blend of East Asian and Jamaican sounds, became a moderate hit. He soon joined Now Generation (Mikey Chung's band) and played the keyboard with them while his friend Clive Chin began his own career as a record producer. Pablo and Chin recorded "Java" (1972) together,as soon as Pablo quit Now Generation and Clive was able to get the studio time. This instrumental was a massive hit and launched Pablo's solo career. He recorded with Chin and various others, including Leonard Chin, his uncle, and Lee Perry. He scored another smash hit with "My Desire" (John Holt).
Pablo formed the labels Hot Stuff, Message and Rockers (named after his brother's soundsystem, Rockers), and released a steady stream of well-received instrumentals, mostly versions of older hits from Studio One. In spite of his success with Rockers, Pablo's 1974 album, This Is Augustus Pablo was recorded with Clive and Pat Chin. This was followed by a collaboration with the legendary reggae engineer King Tubby, 1975's Ital Dub.
In the later 1970s, Pablo produced a steady stream of hits, including the hit "Black Star Liner" (Fred Locks). He also worked with Dillinger, Norris Reid, I-Roy, Jacob Miller, Te -Track, The Immortals, Paul Blackman, Earl Sixteen, Roman Stewart, Lacksley Castell, The Heptones, Bob Marley, Ricky Grant, Delroy Wilson, Junior Delgado, Horace Andy and Freddy McKay. This period was eventually commemorated with critically acclaimed LPs including King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976) and Hugh Mundell's classic Africa Must be Free by 1983. This was followed by East of the River Nile (1978), Original Rockers (1979) and Rockers Meets King Tubby in a Firehouse, another acclaimed hit album.
In the 1980s, Pablo's career slowed significantly. In 1980, he appeared on the soundtrack of the documentary D.O.A. He had begun to establish an American audience and released Rising Sun in 1986 to good reviews and sales. Pablo also produced memorable hits, including "Ragamuffin Year" (Junior Delgado), "Humble Yourself" (Asher & Tremble) and "Far Far Away" (Ricky Grant). In addition, he toured extensively throughout the world, making a memorable live album in Tokyo in 1987. That same year, Rockers Come East re-established his career and he began to release a series of critically acclaimed though somewhat inaccessible albums in the 1990s, including Blowing With the Wind and also producing several, such as "Night & Day" (single) (Dawn Penn) and "Jah Made Them All" (Yami Bolo).
Augustus Pablo died as a result of a collapsed lung on 18 May 1999.[4] He had been suffering for some time from the nerve disorder Myasthenia gravis.
Selected discography
* Red Sea (1973)
* This Is...Augustus Pablo (1974)
* Thriller (1974)
* Ital Dub (1974)
* King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976)
* East of the River Nile (1977)
* Original Rockers (1979)
* Africa Must Be Free by... 1983 Dub (1979)
* Rockers Meets King Tubby in a Firehouse (1980)
* Authentic Golden Melodies (1980)
* Earth's Rightful Ruler (1982)
* King David's Melody (1983)
* Rising Sun (1986)
* Rebel Rock Reggae (1986)
* Rockers Come East (1987)
* Eastman Dub (1988)
* Presents Rockers Story (1989)
* Blowing with the Wind (1990)
* Presents Rockers International Showcase (1991)
* Meets King Tubby at the Control in Roots Vibes (1996)
* El Rocker's (2000)
* The Great Pablo (2000)
* Dubbing with the Don (2001)
* Jah Inspiration (2001)
* Skanking with Pablo: Melodica for Hire 1971–77 (2002)
* In Fine Style: 7" & 12" Selection 1973–79 (2003)
* The Essential Augustus Pablo (2005)
* Augustus Pablo Meets Lee Perry & the Wailers Band (Rare Dubs 1970–1971) (2006)
* The Mystic World of Augustus Pablo: The Rockers Story (2008)
2011. március 18., péntek
Scotty mix
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While studying at Kingston Technical High School, Scotty and fellow students Valman Smykle and A. J. Franklin (born Franklin Spence) formed a reggae trio called The Federals. They began performing paid concerts in 1967, and shortly thereafter they attracted the attention of reggae producer and music promoter Derrick Harriott while performing at a Kingston venue called the Sombrero Club. Harriott added them to a tour of reggae artists, Derrick Harriott's Musical Chariot, and helped them record a series of singles. Their first single, "Penny For Your Song", was a local hit, but subsequent singles failed to chart, and in 1969 Smykle quit the group and moved to New York. After the break-up of The Federals, Scotty and Franklin re-formed their group by adding two new members, Noel "Bunny" Brown and Richard MacDonald. They adoped the name The Chosen Few, and resumed work under Harriott. Their popularity increased in 1970 after they provided back-up vocals for Hopeton Lewis's single "Boom Shacka Lacka", and later that year they scored a Jamaican #1 hit of their own with "Psychedelic Train".
Shortly after this success, Harriott removed Scotty from The Chosen Few, replacing him with Busty Brown, the former singer for The Messengers. Instead, Scotty provided DJ work for various groups under Harriott's auspices, such as The Crystallites, his first DJ outing being "Musical Chariot". He appeared on numerous charting hits during this period, such as "Sesame Street" (1970, reaching #3 in Jamaica), "Riddle I This" (1970, #1) and "Jam Rock Style" (1971). His song "Draw Your Brakes", a deejay version of Keith & Tex's hit "Stop That Train", was in the soundtrack to the film, The Harder They Come.
Scotty's style prefigured the 'singjay' style of the late 1970s. He continued working with Harriott until 1972, after which he spent a couple of years working with other producers such as Harry J, Lloyd Charmers, and Sonia Pottinger. Scotty moved to the United States in 1974, settling in Florida. He established a recording studio and a record label, but these both failed, and he returned to Jamaica. He resumed recording, now in a ragga style, and was working on a new album when he died of prostate cancer in 2003.
While studying at Kingston Technical High School, Scotty and fellow students Valman Smykle and A. J. Franklin (born Franklin Spence) formed a reggae trio called The Federals. They began performing paid concerts in 1967, and shortly thereafter they attracted the attention of reggae producer and music promoter Derrick Harriott while performing at a Kingston venue called the Sombrero Club. Harriott added them to a tour of reggae artists, Derrick Harriott's Musical Chariot, and helped them record a series of singles. Their first single, "Penny For Your Song", was a local hit, but subsequent singles failed to chart, and in 1969 Smykle quit the group and moved to New York. After the break-up of The Federals, Scotty and Franklin re-formed their group by adding two new members, Noel "Bunny" Brown and Richard MacDonald. They adoped the name The Chosen Few, and resumed work under Harriott. Their popularity increased in 1970 after they provided back-up vocals for Hopeton Lewis's single "Boom Shacka Lacka", and later that year they scored a Jamaican #1 hit of their own with "Psychedelic Train".
Shortly after this success, Harriott removed Scotty from The Chosen Few, replacing him with Busty Brown, the former singer for The Messengers. Instead, Scotty provided DJ work for various groups under Harriott's auspices, such as The Crystallites, his first DJ outing being "Musical Chariot". He appeared on numerous charting hits during this period, such as "Sesame Street" (1970, reaching #3 in Jamaica), "Riddle I This" (1970, #1) and "Jam Rock Style" (1971). His song "Draw Your Brakes", a deejay version of Keith & Tex's hit "Stop That Train", was in the soundtrack to the film, The Harder They Come.
Scotty's style prefigured the 'singjay' style of the late 1970s. He continued working with Harriott until 1972, after which he spent a couple of years working with other producers such as Harry J, Lloyd Charmers, and Sonia Pottinger. Scotty moved to the United States in 1974, settling in Florida. He established a recording studio and a record label, but these both failed, and he returned to Jamaica. He resumed recording, now in a ragga style, and was working on a new album when he died of prostate cancer in 2003.
2011. január 4., kedd
Western Stepper
music by paso - whistle & mixed by lipi - studio rec. by atesz - dubgarden 2010
Western Stepper by lipipaso
Western Stepper by lipipaso
2010. november 30., kedd
2010. november 24., szerda
2010. október 29., péntek
Jackie Mittoo mix
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Jackie Mittoo (3 March 1948 — 16 December 1990) was a Jamaican keyboardist, songwriter and musical director. He was a founding member of The Skatalites and was a mentor to many younger performers, primarily through his work as musical director for the Studio One record label.
He was born Donat Roy Mittoo in Browns Town, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica, and began learning to play the piano when he was four under the tutelage of his grandmother.
In the 1960s he was a member of The Skatalites, The Rivals, The Sheiks, The Soul Brothers and The Soul Vendors. Among Mittoo's contributions in the mid to late 1960s were "Darker Shade of Black" (the basis for Frankie Paul's "Pass the Tu Sheng Peng"), Freddie McGregor's "Bobby Babylon", Alton Ellis' "I'm Still in Love with You", The Cables' rocksteady anthem "Baby Why" and Marcia Griffiths' first hit, "Feel Like Jumping". He played for Lloyd "Matador" Daley in 1968 and 1969.
He emigrated to Toronto, Canada at the end of the 1960s. There he recorded three albums, Wishbone (Summus), Reggae Magic (CTL) and Let's Put It All Together (CTL). He also set up the Stine-Jac record label, as well as running a record store.
In 1970, his song "Peanie Wallie" was versioned by The Wailers, becoming the hit "Duppy Conqueror".[1] He had a hit with Wishbone in 1971. He performed in local Toronto lounges throughout the 1970s. Mittoo assisted Toronto-area reggae musicians, including Earth, Roots and Water, Esso Jaxxon (R. Zee Jackson), Carl Harvey, Lord Tanamo, Boyo Hammond, Carl Otway, The Sattalites, Jackie James and Jason Wilson. Mittoo continued to record for Jamaican producers in the 1970s, mostly Bunny Lee.[2]
In the 1980s, he worked regularly with Sugar Minott. In 1989, Mittoo joined the reunited Skatalites, but health problems soon forced him to bow out. In 1989 and 1990 he recorded Wild Jockey for Lloyd Barnes’ Wackies label.
Mittoo entered a hospital on 12 December 1990 and died of cancer on 16 December at the age of 42.His funeral was held at the National Arena in Kingston, Jamaica, on 2 January 1991. Hortense Ellis, Neville 'Tinga' Stewart, Desmond "Desi Roots" Young, Ruddy Thomas, Tommy Cowan, Clement "Coxsone" Dodd were among the attendees. A memorial concert was held around the same time, with performances by Vin Gordon, Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, Glen 'Bagga' Fagan, Pablo Black, Robert Lynn, Michael "Ibo" Cooper, Ken Boothe, Delroy Wilson, Carlene Davis, Tinga Stewart and others.
Discography
Albums
* Jackie Mittoo in London (1967), Coxsone
* Evening Time (1968), Coxsone - Jackie Mittoo & the Soul Vendors
* Keep on Dancing (1969), Coxsone
* Wishbone (1971), Summus
* Macka Fat (1972), Studio One
* Reggae Magic (1972), Canadian Talent Library
* Showcase (197?), Studio One
* Let's Put It All Together (1975), United Artists
* Hot Blood (1977), Third World
* Show Case Volume 3 (1977), Abraham - also released as The Jackie Mittoo Showcase (1978), Sonic Sounds
* The Keyboard King (1977), Third World
* In Cold Blood (1978), Third World
Compilations
* Now (1970), Bamboo
* Tribute To Jackie Mittoo (1995), Heartbeat
* Keyboard Legend (1995), Sonic Sounds
* Keep on Dancing (1996), Studio One
* In Africa (1997), Quartz
* Showcase (1997), Culture Press
* Jackie 'the Great' Mittoo (1999), Black Roots
* The Keyboard King At Studio One (2000), Soul Jazz
* Champion in the Arena 1976-1977 (2003), Blood & Fire - Show Case Volume 3 + bonus tracks
* Drum Song (2003), Attack
* Last Train To Skaville (2003), Soul Jazz - Jackie Mittoo & the Soul Brothers
* Jackie Mittoo Featuring Winston Wright At King Tubbys (2004), Attack - with Winston Wright
* Jah Rock Style (Grooving With The Keyboard King) (2005), Trojan
* Love & Harmony (20??), Rhino - Jah Stitch & Jackie Mittoo
* Plays Hits From Studio One And More (????), Rhino - with Winston Wright
* Plays Hits From Studio 1 & More Vol 2 (????), Rhino - with Winston Wright
* Jackie Mittoo Rides On (2008), Jamaican Recordings
Jackie Mittoo (3 March 1948 — 16 December 1990) was a Jamaican keyboardist, songwriter and musical director. He was a founding member of The Skatalites and was a mentor to many younger performers, primarily through his work as musical director for the Studio One record label.
He was born Donat Roy Mittoo in Browns Town, Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica, and began learning to play the piano when he was four under the tutelage of his grandmother.
In the 1960s he was a member of The Skatalites, The Rivals, The Sheiks, The Soul Brothers and The Soul Vendors. Among Mittoo's contributions in the mid to late 1960s were "Darker Shade of Black" (the basis for Frankie Paul's "Pass the Tu Sheng Peng"), Freddie McGregor's "Bobby Babylon", Alton Ellis' "I'm Still in Love with You", The Cables' rocksteady anthem "Baby Why" and Marcia Griffiths' first hit, "Feel Like Jumping". He played for Lloyd "Matador" Daley in 1968 and 1969.
He emigrated to Toronto, Canada at the end of the 1960s. There he recorded three albums, Wishbone (Summus), Reggae Magic (CTL) and Let's Put It All Together (CTL). He also set up the Stine-Jac record label, as well as running a record store.
In 1970, his song "Peanie Wallie" was versioned by The Wailers, becoming the hit "Duppy Conqueror".[1] He had a hit with Wishbone in 1971. He performed in local Toronto lounges throughout the 1970s. Mittoo assisted Toronto-area reggae musicians, including Earth, Roots and Water, Esso Jaxxon (R. Zee Jackson), Carl Harvey, Lord Tanamo, Boyo Hammond, Carl Otway, The Sattalites, Jackie James and Jason Wilson. Mittoo continued to record for Jamaican producers in the 1970s, mostly Bunny Lee.[2]
In the 1980s, he worked regularly with Sugar Minott. In 1989, Mittoo joined the reunited Skatalites, but health problems soon forced him to bow out. In 1989 and 1990 he recorded Wild Jockey for Lloyd Barnes’ Wackies label.
Mittoo entered a hospital on 12 December 1990 and died of cancer on 16 December at the age of 42.His funeral was held at the National Arena in Kingston, Jamaica, on 2 January 1991. Hortense Ellis, Neville 'Tinga' Stewart, Desmond "Desi Roots" Young, Ruddy Thomas, Tommy Cowan, Clement "Coxsone" Dodd were among the attendees. A memorial concert was held around the same time, with performances by Vin Gordon, Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, Glen 'Bagga' Fagan, Pablo Black, Robert Lynn, Michael "Ibo" Cooper, Ken Boothe, Delroy Wilson, Carlene Davis, Tinga Stewart and others.
Discography
Albums
* Jackie Mittoo in London (1967), Coxsone
* Evening Time (1968), Coxsone - Jackie Mittoo & the Soul Vendors
* Keep on Dancing (1969), Coxsone
* Wishbone (1971), Summus
* Macka Fat (1972), Studio One
* Reggae Magic (1972), Canadian Talent Library
* Showcase (197?), Studio One
* Let's Put It All Together (1975), United Artists
* Hot Blood (1977), Third World
* Show Case Volume 3 (1977), Abraham - also released as The Jackie Mittoo Showcase (1978), Sonic Sounds
* The Keyboard King (1977), Third World
* In Cold Blood (1978), Third World
Compilations
* Now (1970), Bamboo
* Tribute To Jackie Mittoo (1995), Heartbeat
* Keyboard Legend (1995), Sonic Sounds
* Keep on Dancing (1996), Studio One
* In Africa (1997), Quartz
* Showcase (1997), Culture Press
* Jackie 'the Great' Mittoo (1999), Black Roots
* The Keyboard King At Studio One (2000), Soul Jazz
* Champion in the Arena 1976-1977 (2003), Blood & Fire - Show Case Volume 3 + bonus tracks
* Drum Song (2003), Attack
* Last Train To Skaville (2003), Soul Jazz - Jackie Mittoo & the Soul Brothers
* Jackie Mittoo Featuring Winston Wright At King Tubbys (2004), Attack - with Winston Wright
* Jah Rock Style (Grooving With The Keyboard King) (2005), Trojan
* Love & Harmony (20??), Rhino - Jah Stitch & Jackie Mittoo
* Plays Hits From Studio One And More (????), Rhino - with Winston Wright
* Plays Hits From Studio 1 & More Vol 2 (????), Rhino - with Winston Wright
* Jackie Mittoo Rides On (2008), Jamaican Recordings
2010. október 23., szombat
playlists updated
dub 178 vids:
rub-a-dub 131 vids:
rocksteady, early reggae 99 vids:
ska 89 vids
calypso,mento 25vids:
rub-a-dub 131 vids:
rocksteady, early reggae 99 vids:
ska 89 vids
calypso,mento 25vids:
2010. szeptember 20., hétfő
Israel Vibration - Power Of The Trinity
Round One:
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Israel Vibration is a reggae harmony trio, originating from Kingston, Jamaica. Lascelle "Wiss" Bulgin, Albert "Apple Gabriel" Craig, and Cecil "Skeleton" Spence all overcame childhood polio and went on to be one of the most successful roots groups to form in Jamaica in the late 1970s. The trio initially met as children at a rehabilitation center.
After going their separate ways, and each converting to the Rastafari movement, they reunited in Kingston and formed a vocal group. Funding for their first album came in the form of a grant from the Twelve Tribes of Israel branch of Rastafari after Hugh Booth, a member of the Twelve Tribes, had overheard the three men singing in a wooded area outside Kingston. Apple and Wiss were living in the area, which they had converted into a home.
After releasing a single called Why Worry in 1977 Israel Vibration recorded three albums; The Same Song, Unconquered People, and Why You So Craven before temporarily disbanding in 1981 after recording sessions for the latter were left incomplete. The three men moved to the United States to seek professional health care and escape the growing Dancehall movement in Jamaica. In 1988, Gary "Dr. Dread" Himmelfarb, founder of RAS Records, urged the trio to reunite and record an album. Skelly, Apple, and Wiss were flown to Washington, D.C. to record a new album at Lion and Fox Recording Studios in College Park Maryland. "Strength of my Life", the group's fourth album and first of 18 CD releases on the RAS label, was met with great praise and is considered one of the few post-golden era touchstones of the roots reggae genre.
In 1997, as Dr. Dread tells it, Apple Gabriel left the group to pursue a solo career. Skelly and Wiss continue to record albums and tour the world as Israel Vibration, backed by longtime associates Roots Radics.
Discography
1. The Same Song (1978)
2. Unconquered People (1979)
3. Why You So Craven (1981)
4. Strength of My Life (1988)
5. Praises (1990)
6. Dub Vibration: Israel Vibration in Dub (1990)
7. Forever (1991)
8. Vibes Alive (1992)
9. IV (1993)
10. I.V.D.U.B. (1994)
11. On the Rock (1995)
12. Dub the Rock (1995)
13. Israel Dub (1996)
14. Free to Move (1996)
15. Live Again! (1997)
16. Pay the Piper (1999)
17. Jericho (2000)
18. Dub Combo (2001)
19. Fighting Soldiers (2003)
20. Live & Jammin (2003)
21. Stamina (2007)
2010. szeptember 11., szombat
Killer Dub Mix 3
DOWNLOAD part 3
Beloved Ethiopia Tafari DUB Strings DUB + versions
Bush Chemists Feat. Tena Stelin - Death Row
Kanka - Rome feat ranking joe + versions
Man A LioN - Disciples+version
VERDAD-BUNGALO DUB feat MACKA B
Victory Dance - Wayne McArthur
2010. szeptember 7., kedd
2010. szeptember 1., szerda
2010. augusztus 30., hétfő
T-Rex Riders - Vezuvians maxi
T-Rex Riders was set up by Lipi Brown (PASO). The band wants to show, what is rocksteady, lover’s rock and early reggae style, because nobody plays that wonderful kind of music in our country. They play classic evergreens, like Hopeton Lewis – Take it easy or Harry J Allstars - Liquidator, in these you can hear the pulse of rocksteady and love and find the typical dirty reggae sound. The members next to Lipi Brown(drums,vocal) play in a great Hungarian reggae band, Another Day(No sick’- singer, Táltos – guitar, vocal, Tom – keyboard, vocal) and Darth Wada(bass guitar). Who likes Pioneers, Ethiopians, Upsetters and the jamaican music of the late ’60-s and early ’70-s, before roots reggae, s/he have to knows this band!
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Dub Garden rec. 2009
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Dub Garden rec. 2009
2010. augusztus 17., kedd
Killer Dub Mix
DOWNLOAD1.
DOWNLOAD2.
Killer Dub Mix
(new dub)
Killer Dub 1:
Kelvin Judah - Jah See And Know DUB
Makiko & Bush Chemists - Seven Winds From The East 7'
Solomans Suppa - Matic Horns Section
Sound Iration - Seventh Seal
Doctor Blue - Who Make We
The Time Travellers - who dub
Killer Dub 2:
Alpha & Omega - Sheba's Journey
Improvisators Dub Meets Iration Steppas - Cornal Mind
Iration Steppas - Hard TIme
Iration Steppas - Mistikal Warrior
Iration Steppas - What's Wrong Dub
itaL Horns Meets Bush Chemists - Mas Oue Nada
Prince Alla - Stone
King Tubby & The Soul Syndicate - Great Stone
Prince Allah - Great stone Accoustic
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Wikipedia
2010. augusztus 3., kedd
Original Jamaican Sound System (round one)
This mix contains the favourite songs of early '50s Jamaican Soundsystems.
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tracklist:
1 - Safronia B - Calvin Boze
2 - Monkey Speaks His Mind - Dave Bartholomew
3 - Live It Up - Ernie Freeman
4 - Let's Make a Whole Lot of Love - Dodgers
5 - I'm Gone - Shirley & Lee
6 - I'm in the Mood for Love - Fats Domino
7 - Little Bitty Pretty One - Thurston Harris
8 - Tears on My Pillow - Little Anthony
9 - Strator-Cruiser
10 - Secretly - Jimmie F. Rodgers
11 - Someone Like You - Faye Adams
12 - It's Over - James "Sugarboy" Crawford, James "Sugarboy" Crawford
13 - Vow - Gene & Eunice
14 - If You Don't Want Me Baby
15 - Blue Moon - Lynn Hope
16 - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer - Amos Milburn
17 - Waiting & Drinking - Calvin Boze
18 - One Night - Smiley Lewis
19 - Be My Quest - Fats Domino
20 - 3 x 7 = 21 - Jewel King
21 - Return to Me - Ernie Freeman
Jamaican Soundsystem history:
The sound system concept first became popular in the 1950s, in the ghettos of Kingston. DJs would load up a truck with a generator, turntables, and huge speakers and set up street parties. In the beginning, the DJs played American rhythm and blues music, but as time progressed and more local music was created, the sound migrated to a local flavor. The sound systems were big business, and represented one of the few sure ways to make money in the unstable economy of the area. The promoter (the DJ) would make his profit by charging a minimal admission, and selling food and alcohol. It was not uncommon for thousands of people to be in attendance. By the mid 1950s, sound systems had eclipsed live musicians in any combination for the purpose of staging parties. By the second half of the decade, custom-built systems began to appear from the workshops of specialists such as Headley Jones, who constructed wardrobe-sized speaker cabinets known as "House[s] of Joy". It was also around this time that Jamaica's first superstar DJ and MC, Count Machuki (b. Winston Cooper) rose to prominence. As time progressed, sound systems became louder--capable of playing bass frequencies at 30,000 watts or more, with similar wattage attainable at the mid-range and high frequencies--and far more complex than their predecessors, record players with a single extension speaker. Competition between these sound systems was fierce, and eventually two DJs emerged as the stars of the scene: Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd, and Duke Reid.
The popularity of a sound system was mainly contingent on one thing: having new music. In order to circumvent the release cycle of the American record labels, the two sound system superstars turned to record production. Initially, they produced only singles for their own sound systems, known as "Exclusives" or Dubplates - a limited run of one copy per song. What began as an attempt to copy the American R&B sound using local musicians evolved into a uniquely Jamaican musical genre: ska. This shift was due partly to the fact that as American-style R&B was embraced by a largely white, teenage audience and evolved into rock and roll, sound system owners could no longer depend on a steady stream of the singles they preferred: fast-shuffle boogies and ballads. In response to this shift in supply, Jamaican producers introduced to their work some of the original elements of the Jamaican sound: rhythm guitars strumming the offbeat and snare-drum emphasis on the third beat, for example. As this new musical form became more popular, both Dodd and Reid began to move more seriously into music production. Coxsone Dodd's production studio became the famous Studio One, while Duke Reid founded Treasure Isle.
As sound systems continued to gain in popularity through the 1960s and 1970s, they became politicized in many instances. Many sound systems, and their owners, were labeled as supporters of a particular political party (such as the PNP or the JLP), but most of the sound systems tried to maintain political neutrality. Nevertheless, as a cultural and economic phenomenon, the sound system was affected by the vast socio-political changes taking place in Jamaica at this time.
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tracklist:
1 - Safronia B - Calvin Boze
2 - Monkey Speaks His Mind - Dave Bartholomew
3 - Live It Up - Ernie Freeman
4 - Let's Make a Whole Lot of Love - Dodgers
5 - I'm Gone - Shirley & Lee
6 - I'm in the Mood for Love - Fats Domino
7 - Little Bitty Pretty One - Thurston Harris
8 - Tears on My Pillow - Little Anthony
9 - Strator-Cruiser
10 - Secretly - Jimmie F. Rodgers
11 - Someone Like You - Faye Adams
12 - It's Over - James "Sugarboy" Crawford, James "Sugarboy" Crawford
13 - Vow - Gene & Eunice
14 - If You Don't Want Me Baby
15 - Blue Moon - Lynn Hope
16 - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer - Amos Milburn
17 - Waiting & Drinking - Calvin Boze
18 - One Night - Smiley Lewis
19 - Be My Quest - Fats Domino
20 - 3 x 7 = 21 - Jewel King
21 - Return to Me - Ernie Freeman
Jamaican Soundsystem history:
The sound system concept first became popular in the 1950s, in the ghettos of Kingston. DJs would load up a truck with a generator, turntables, and huge speakers and set up street parties. In the beginning, the DJs played American rhythm and blues music, but as time progressed and more local music was created, the sound migrated to a local flavor. The sound systems were big business, and represented one of the few sure ways to make money in the unstable economy of the area. The promoter (the DJ) would make his profit by charging a minimal admission, and selling food and alcohol. It was not uncommon for thousands of people to be in attendance. By the mid 1950s, sound systems had eclipsed live musicians in any combination for the purpose of staging parties. By the second half of the decade, custom-built systems began to appear from the workshops of specialists such as Headley Jones, who constructed wardrobe-sized speaker cabinets known as "House[s] of Joy". It was also around this time that Jamaica's first superstar DJ and MC, Count Machuki (b. Winston Cooper) rose to prominence. As time progressed, sound systems became louder--capable of playing bass frequencies at 30,000 watts or more, with similar wattage attainable at the mid-range and high frequencies--and far more complex than their predecessors, record players with a single extension speaker. Competition between these sound systems was fierce, and eventually two DJs emerged as the stars of the scene: Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd, and Duke Reid.
The popularity of a sound system was mainly contingent on one thing: having new music. In order to circumvent the release cycle of the American record labels, the two sound system superstars turned to record production. Initially, they produced only singles for their own sound systems, known as "Exclusives" or Dubplates - a limited run of one copy per song. What began as an attempt to copy the American R&B sound using local musicians evolved into a uniquely Jamaican musical genre: ska. This shift was due partly to the fact that as American-style R&B was embraced by a largely white, teenage audience and evolved into rock and roll, sound system owners could no longer depend on a steady stream of the singles they preferred: fast-shuffle boogies and ballads. In response to this shift in supply, Jamaican producers introduced to their work some of the original elements of the Jamaican sound: rhythm guitars strumming the offbeat and snare-drum emphasis on the third beat, for example. As this new musical form became more popular, both Dodd and Reid began to move more seriously into music production. Coxsone Dodd's production studio became the famous Studio One, while Duke Reid founded Treasure Isle.
As sound systems continued to gain in popularity through the 1960s and 1970s, they became politicized in many instances. Many sound systems, and their owners, were labeled as supporters of a particular political party (such as the PNP or the JLP), but most of the sound systems tried to maintain political neutrality. Nevertheless, as a cultural and economic phenomenon, the sound system was affected by the vast socio-political changes taking place in Jamaica at this time.
2010. július 21., szerda
Nagyskaland - Seven Ours Ska Time - Round four
NagySkaland 2010 PASO Soundsystem show
4. round: SKA-LTERNATIVE
1. VC10 (Shake a Lady) [Take 2) - Roland Alphonso
2. Man Alone [Take 1]
3. Yogi Man [Take 3]- Johnny Moore, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
4. Because of You (Dahil Sayo) [Take 1] - Roland Alphonso
5. South China Sea [Take 1) - Johnny Moore, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
6. Tough Talk [Take] - Roland Alphonso
7. Red Is Danger [Take 4]- Johnny Moore, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
8. Ska-Ta-Shot [Take 2]- Lyn Taitt
9. Shot in the Dark [Take 2] - Roland Alphonso
10. Cid (Dahil Sayo) [Take 4] - Roland Alphonso, King Sporty
11. Determination [Take 1] - Roland Alphonso
12. Sweet Dreams [Take 2] - Bibby and the Astronauts
13. Live Desire [Saxoversion) - Roland Alphonso
14. My Sunshine [Heavier Mix] - Angelic Brothers
4. round: SKA-LTERNATIVE
1. VC10 (Shake a Lady) [Take 2) - Roland Alphonso
2. Man Alone [Take 1]
3. Yogi Man [Take 3]- Johnny Moore, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
4. Because of You (Dahil Sayo) [Take 1] - Roland Alphonso
5. South China Sea [Take 1) - Johnny Moore, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
6. Tough Talk [Take] - Roland Alphonso
7. Red Is Danger [Take 4]- Johnny Moore, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore
8. Ska-Ta-Shot [Take 2]- Lyn Taitt
9. Shot in the Dark [Take 2] - Roland Alphonso
10. Cid (Dahil Sayo) [Take 4] - Roland Alphonso, King Sporty
11. Determination [Take 1] - Roland Alphonso
12. Sweet Dreams [Take 2] - Bibby and the Astronauts
13. Live Desire [Saxoversion) - Roland Alphonso
14. My Sunshine [Heavier Mix] - Angelic Brothers
2010. július 8., csütörtök
Nagyskaland 2010 Seven Ours Ska Time - Round Three
NagySkaland 2010 PASO Soundsystem show
3.round: Ska-Boo-Da-ba
1. Ska Boo Da Ba
2. Confucius
3. Chinatown
4. Reburial
5. Smiling
6. Ska Ra Van (tk 3)
7. Ringo Rides
8. Surftide Seven
9. Lawless Street (instr version)
10. Marcus Junior
11. Ghost Town
12. China Clipper
13. Ska Ra Van (tk 1)
14. Lawless Street (dj version)
3.round: Ska-Boo-Da-ba
1. Ska Boo Da Ba
2. Confucius
3. Chinatown
4. Reburial
5. Smiling
6. Ska Ra Van (tk 3)
7. Ringo Rides
8. Surftide Seven
9. Lawless Street (instr version)
10. Marcus Junior
11. Ghost Town
12. China Clipper
13. Ska Ra Van (tk 1)
14. Lawless Street (dj version)
2010. július 3., szombat
Nagyskaland 2010 Seven Ours Ska Time - Round Two
NagySkaland 2010 PASO Soundsystem show
2.Round: Ska-Ra-Van
1. Ska Ra Van - Alphonso, Roland
2. Yogi Man - Moore, Johnny 'Dizzy' (1)
4. Cleo's Back - Alphonso, Roland
5. Love Will Find A Way - Various Artists
6. Red Is Danger - Moore, Johnny 'Dizzy' (1)
7. Love In The Afternoon - Drummond, Don
8. Ten Virgins - Angelic Brothers
9. Five O'clock Whistle - Brooks, Baba
10. Money Or Love - Al & The Vibrators
11. Scattered Lights - McCook, Tommy
12. Ti Pi Tin - Harper, Raymond
13. Shot In The Dark - Alphonso, Roland
14. El Cid - King Sporty & Justin Yap
2.Round: Ska-Ra-Van
1. Ska Ra Van - Alphonso, Roland
2. Yogi Man - Moore, Johnny 'Dizzy' (1)
4. Cleo's Back - Alphonso, Roland
5. Love Will Find A Way - Various Artists
6. Red Is Danger - Moore, Johnny 'Dizzy' (1)
7. Love In The Afternoon - Drummond, Don
8. Ten Virgins - Angelic Brothers
9. Five O'clock Whistle - Brooks, Baba
10. Money Or Love - Al & The Vibrators
11. Scattered Lights - McCook, Tommy
12. Ti Pi Tin - Harper, Raymond
13. Shot In The Dark - Alphonso, Roland
14. El Cid - King Sporty & Justin Yap
2010. június 30., szerda
Nagyskaland 2010 Seven Ours Ska Time - Round One
NagySkaland 2010 PASO Soundsystem show
I rész: SKA-TA-SHOT
Tracklist:
1. Ska Ta Shot - Taitt, Lynn
2. Shock Resistant (In A Little Spanish Town) - Brooks, Baba
3. Please Leave Me Alone - Andy & The Avalons
4. Sweet Dreams - Bibby & The Astronauts
5. Rolli Rollin' - Alphonso, Roland
6. Red Is Danger - Moore, Johnny 'Dizzy' (1)
7. Come Back Pretty Baby - Schoolboys
8. Because Of You - Alphonso, Roland
9. Too Young To Love - Marshall, Larry
10. Determination - Alphonso, Roland
11. Ambition Of Men - Anderson, Rueben (1)
12. Warlock - Mittoo, Jackie
13. Fresh Out Of Love - Jetts (1)
14. Ska Down Jamaica Way (South Of The Border) - Nelson, Ferdie & Ivan Yap
I rész: SKA-TA-SHOT
Tracklist:
1. Ska Ta Shot - Taitt, Lynn
2. Shock Resistant (In A Little Spanish Town) - Brooks, Baba
3. Please Leave Me Alone - Andy & The Avalons
4. Sweet Dreams - Bibby & The Astronauts
5. Rolli Rollin' - Alphonso, Roland
6. Red Is Danger - Moore, Johnny 'Dizzy' (1)
7. Come Back Pretty Baby - Schoolboys
8. Because Of You - Alphonso, Roland
9. Too Young To Love - Marshall, Larry
10. Determination - Alphonso, Roland
11. Ambition Of Men - Anderson, Rueben (1)
12. Warlock - Mittoo, Jackie
13. Fresh Out Of Love - Jetts (1)
14. Ska Down Jamaica Way (South Of The Border) - Nelson, Ferdie & Ivan Yap
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