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Ein bahnbrechendes Album aus dem Jahr 1975, das mehr als dazu beigetragen hat, den Reggae einem neuen internationalen Publikum nahezubringen. Der Titeltrack ist auch heute noch eine der ikonischen 70er Reggae-Hymnen und das gesamte Album ist randvoll mit Roots-Reggae-Klassikern. Aufgenommen bei Channel One, Randy's & Harry J's und gemischt auf Treasure Isle.
Black Star Liner hat bei seiner Veröffentlichung die Messlatte für Roots-Reggae-Musik sehr hoch gelegt, und die Zeit hat nichts an seiner Majestät eingebüßt.
Repress!
Classic set of Lloyd Coxsone produced tracks by Fred Locks & The Creation Stepper. Heavy late 70s roots hammered by the likes of Coxsone and Shaka in their heyday.
NINE CHANNEL is a new label from GRANT DELL and is the sister label to LEGSMAN records which brings a more STEPPERS - DIGI DUB - DUBBY TECHNO vibe to the offering. Tuff rhythms built by Grant Dell and featuring vocals from some of reggae’s most revered artists, like, TRINITY - MAX ROMEO - JOSEY WALES - SYLFORD WALKER - DELTON SCREECHIE - GEORGE NOOKS - FRED LOCKS and the UK’s COREYSAN. With remixes coming from Techno don BEN SIMS and Andrew Weatherall’s prolific writing partner NINA WALSH where both join the dots between Dub and their respected genres. The First release is from toasting legend TRINITY. Sadly, one of his last recordings before his untimely passing. JAH MI PROTECTOR has all the hall marks of Trinity’s righteous chanting style, reminiscent of his chat on the classic FIVE MAN ARMY song from 1982
Deluxe Edition[75,00 €]
For more than two decades alto saxophonist Marshall Allen has carried
on the legacy and sound of the Sun Ra Arkestra - He turned 98 in 2022
and as evidenced by Living Sky, his influence and leadership remain
undiminished
On the group's first recording since the pandemic and their Grammy nomination,
bandleader Marshall Allen and company give us something we can hold onto, an
instrumental album rich in spirituality to guide us through the unknown yet again.
The album includes the first studio recording of Sun Ra's elaboration of Frederic
Chopin's "Prelude in A Major", first instrumental recording of Ra's "Somebody
Else's Idea". Features Allen's "Day of the Living Sky", a meditative work that is a
belated response to Sun Ra's composition "Night of the Living Sky" which is also
featured in the album.
Cover art by Damon Locks. Mixed & mastered by two time Grammy winner Dave
Darlington.
Standard Edition[57,10 €]
For more than two decades alto saxophonist Marshall Allen has carried
on the legacy and sound of the Sun Ra Arkestra - He turned 98 in 2022
and as evidenced by Living Sky, his influence and leadership remain
undiminished
On the group's first recording since the pandemic and their Grammy nomination,
bandleader Marshall Allen and company give us something we can hold onto, an
instrumental album rich in spirituality to guide us through the unknown yet again.
The album includes the first studio recording of Sun Ra's elaboration of Frederic
Chopin's "Prelude in A Major", first instrumental recording of Ra's "Somebody
Else's Idea". Features Allen's "Day of the Living Sky", a meditative work that is a
belated response to Sun Ra's composition "Night of the Living Sky" which is also
featured in the album.
Cover art by Damon Locks. Mixed & mastered by two time Grammy winner Dave
Darlington.
- A1: Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining
- A2: John Holt & Dennis Brown - Wildfire
- A3: Johnny Clarke - Declaration Of Rights
- A4: Max Romeo - Material Man
- A5: Barrington Levy - Warm And Sunny Day
- A6: Freddie Mcgregor - Big Ship Sailing
- B1: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- B2: Dennis Brown - Africa
- B3: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- B4: Fred Locks - Vision Of Redemption
- B5: The Congos - La La Bam-Bam
- B6: Horace Andy -Ain't No Sunshine
- B7: Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- C1: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love
- C2: Prince Lincoln Thompson - They Know Nat Jah
- C3: The Heptones - Take Me Darling
- C4: Beres Hammond - Rock Away
- C5: Marcia Griffiths - Come See About Me
- C6: Bob Marley - African Herbsman
- D1: Sly & Robbie - We Are Africa
- D2: Leroy Smart - Ballistic Affair
- D3: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- D4: Bob Andy - Teachers
- D5: Black Uhuru – Sinsemilla
- A1: Homage
- A2: Rolling 50 Deep (Feat. Sheek Louch, Styles P, Benny The Butcher, Bun B, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Az, Papoose, Ransom, Memphis Bleek, Billy Danze, Lil Fame, Dave East, 3D Natee, Joell Ortiz, Saigon, Mistah F.a.b., Chris Rivers, Jon Connor, Twista, E-40, Nino Man, Shoota, Mysonne, Sauce Money, Ice-T, Trick Trick, Rj Payne, E-A-Ski, Fred The Godson, Loaded Lux, Termanology, Young Noble, Edi, Locksmith, Cassidy, Maino, Vado, Rockness, Dj Paul, Mc Gruff, Stan Spit, Uncle Murda, Cory Gunz, Melle Mel, Grandmaster Caz, Trae Tha Truth, Bynoe, Hocus 45Th & Royce Da 5'9)
- A3: It's About To Go Down (Feat. Ghostface Killah, Busta Rhymes & Junior Reid)
- B1: Where Is The Love (Feat. Conway The Machine, Sheek Louch & Jhonni Blaze)
- B2: Man Down (Feat. Juicy J, Jim Jones, Phresher, Bun B & Pesh Mayweather)
- B3: Rhyme Or Die (Feat. Joell Ortiz, Papoose, Ransom & Tre Williams)
- B4: We Get Busy (Feat. Az, Papoose, Bun B, Benny The Butcher, Trae Tha Truth, Zone & Ghostface Killah)
- B5: Lose Control (Feat. Emc Scotty, Billboard Baby, 6 Keys & Sammi J)
- B6: Street Life (Feat. Dave East, Vado & Julian Morgan)
The longstanding DJ comes through with a brand new album for the modern times, keeping the tradition alive through a stacked tracklist of heavy hitters. With an extension of the popular posse cut, “Rolling 25 Deep,” DJ Kay Slay ups the ante with an 18 minute anthem, “Rolling 50 Deep,” featuring the likes of Benny The Butcher, Bun B, Styles P, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon and more. He further adds to his track record of pairing together artists for hit records with cuts from Ghostface Killah & Busta Rhymes, Conway the Machine & Sheek Louch, and Juicy J & Jim Jones.
- A1: Freddie Mckay - Going
- A2: Cornell Campbell - Hear Me Now Star
- A3: Horace Andy - The Children
- A4: Johnny Clarke - No Lick No Cup
- A5: Linval Thompson - Trouble
- A6: Yabby U - Stand Up And Fight
- A7: Johnny Clarke - Leggo Violence
- B1: Jimmy Riley - Living In Fear
- B2: Cornell Campbell - Your Company
- B3: Locksley Castell - Some Good
- B4: Wayne Jarrett - Judgement Time
- B5: Linval Thompson - Di Wicked Dem
- B6: Ronnie Davis - Tonight
1973-1976 was a period in Reggae's history when the music coming from Kingston,Jamaica was at its peak.
So many talented singers,who sang soulful/righteous songs found their way onto tape.
Maybe it was the competition between the studios like Randys,Channel 1 and Harry J's and the quality of the singers available to sing these tunes.But whatever caused the explosion the mighty voices of Horace Andy,Cornell Campbell,Johnny Clarke and Ronnie Davis never sounded better....
The tracks as you can see here were culled together from sessions recorded at the fore mentioned legendary studios.Then taken to King Tubby's home style studio at 18 Drummlie Ave in the Waterhouse district of Kingston.This is where the great Dubmaster himself would record the vocal tracks.
A method in which he preferred to work and then mix the tracks Tubby style...We have travelled to Jamaica and listened to hours of master tapes to bring this set to you.
So please sit back and enjoy what we believe to be a wicked set by Kingston's finest..
ALLSTARS one and all........
One more tiem Mr.Tubby if you please ..roll that tape....
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