VARIOUS - Ska & Rock Steady Classics From Treasure Isle Vol 2 (remastered) - LP
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Ska & Rock Steady Classics From Treasure Isle Vol 2 (remastered)

Charly US

limited translucent red vinyl LP with obi-strip Cat: LLM 7838081
Rel: 23 Sep 24
Reggae Classics/Oldies/Ska Side 1 - Track 1. Alton Ellis - Rock Steady Side 1 - Track 2. Justin Hinds - Save A Bread Side 1 - Track 3. Duke Reid & His Group - Oul Style Side 1 - Track 4. Don Drummond & The Skatalites - Street Corner Side 1 - Track 5. The Jamaicans - Things You Say You Love Side 1 - Track 6. The Melodians - You Have Caught Me Side 1 - Track 7. The Paragons - Wear To The Ball Side 1 - Track 8. The Soul Lads - Funny Side 1 - Track 9. The Techniques - Queen Majesty Side 2 - Track 1. Phyllis Dillon - Perfidia Side 2 - Track 2. The Skatalites - Alipang Side 2 - Track 3. Don Drummond & The Skatalites - Eastern Standard Time Side 2 - Track 4. The Paragons - On The Beach Side 2 - Track 5. Stranger & Patsy - When I Call Your Name Side 2 - Track 6. The Techniques - My Girl Side 2 - Track 7. Lynn Taitt - Magnificent Ska Side 2 - Track 8. The Conquerors - Lonely Street Side 2 - Track 9. Freddie McKay - Love Is A Treasure Side 2 - Track 10. Winston Wright - Tonight

Rocksteady is the kind of genre you know in sound before you know it in theory. Reversely, it's likely most music fans could point out a Jimmy Cliff or Skatalites track bursting from the speaker and have vague feeling that this is a distinct kind of reggae, but it takes a special kind of wisdom to know that this sound is called rocksteady, and was born of the cross-section of reggae and ska. Although its original upsurge lasted only a couple of years, rocksteady yielded several of Jamaica's most immortal songs, and - owing to the above genealogical scruple - is also probably the most contested of reggae formats with regards to who "pioneered" it, the innovations behind its irresistible beat claimed by a range of practitioners. Here LMLR compile close to 20 originals in the original rocksteady sound, amounting to what might be the yetmost serious wax-bound standoff between said still-undecided greats, still fighting for providential legitimacy.


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