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Available on LP format - comes with Japanese obi-strip.
Jamaica's national treasure. Legendary Jamaican Jazz. Internationally acclaimed guitarist Ernest Ranglin with piano genius Leslie Butler in a dazzling quartet. Recorded in 1965. Ernest Ranglin is a guitar player who represents Jamaica as well as one of the forefront personals who took Jamaican music to the world. As an arranger and a musical director, he contributed with his talent in the development of Jamaican music, including Ska and Reggae, from the origins. Musicians who have started their career at the time, still look up to him as a mentor and pay their respects. The internationally acclaimed guitarist Ernest Ranglin is currently pursuing his career without any musical boundaries at the age of over 80.
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Musicians:GUITAR: Ernest Ranglin, BASS: Stephen Lauz, DRUMS: Carl Mcleod, PIANO: Leslie Butler.
Produced by K. Khouri.
Recorded at Federal Studio.
- A1: Count Ossie And The Rasta Family - Africa We Want Fe Go (1 27)
- A2: Johnny Clarke - None Shall Escape The Judgement (3 37)
- A3: Laurel Aitken - Haile Selassie (3 14)
- A4: Count Ossie And The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari - Tales Of Mozambique
- A5: Ras Michael And The Sons Of Negus - Booma Yeah (5 39)
- B1: Mutabaruka - Say (1 13)
- B2: Bongo Herman And Jah Lloyd - African Drums (3 32)
- B3: Ashanti Roy - Hail The Words Of Jah (3 49)
- B4: Count Ossie And The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari - Sam's Intro (3 36)
- B5: Bongo Herman, Les And Bunny - Salaam (3 05)
- C1: Winston And Ansell - Zion I (3 44)
- C2: Techniques All Stars - Zion I Version (3 21)
- C3: Lord Lebby And The Jamaican Calypsonians - Ethiopia (2 59)
- C4: Count Ossie& Leslie Butler - Soul Drums (2 47)
- C5: The Heaven Singers - Rasta Dreadlocks (3 02)
- C6: Rod Taylor - His Imperial Majesty (3 12)
- D1: Q Q. - Betta Must Come (3.48)
- D2: Earth & Stone - Jah Will Cut You Down (3 22)
- D3: Count Ossie& The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari - Narration (9 03)
- D4: Ronald Downer And Count Ossie - A Jujuwa (3 34)
Soul Jazz Records’ are releasing their classic release ‘Rastafari – The Dreads Enter Babylon 1955-83’ in a new one-off pressing limited edition blue coloured double vinyl edition. The album includes new tracks and is fully remastered from the original edition.
Spanning nearly 30 years of revolutionary music and featuring the music of Count Ossie, Johnny Clarke, The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari, Bongo Herman, Earth & Stone and many more, this is an in-depth look at some of the heaviest and righteous music ever made!
Soul Jazz Records' Rastafari: The Dreads Enter Babylon charts the many links between reggae music and Rastafarianism. The album comes complete with full gatefold and bespoke inner sleeves, containing stunning exclusive photography and extensive sleevenotes.
Rastafarianism had its roots at the start of the 20th century and became widespread in Jamaica following the visit of Haile Selassie, the King of Ethiopia, to Kingston in 1966. By the 1970s Rastafarianism become practically synonymous with reggae, as many roots reggae artists became known throughout the world, notably spearheaded by the success of Bob Marley and The Wailers.
As ‘roots reggae’ artists in the 1970s continued to spread the word of Jah (God) in their music, Rastafari reggae became the ultimate rebel sound throughout the world.
Neo Noir Swing! The modern Les Paul from the Dark Side! PO and his band catapult you right into a ball room filled with misfits and goons and smack you with 12 songs including the terrific cover version of Niagara's 80's disco hit L'amour a la plage Pierre Omer was born in London of an Indian father and a Swiss mother. He is a founder member of the legendary Swiss funeral Rock'n'Roll band The Dead Brothers (guitars and accordion). In 2009 he started several solo projects along with Robert Butler (the Shit, the Miracle Workers), Roland Bucher and Christian Aregger (Blind Butcher) in 2013 the Swing Revue was born, along with: Pierre Omer: vocals, guitar Julien Israelian: drums, Géraldine Schenkel: Fender Rhodes, Christoph Gantert: vocals, trumpet, and the one and only Lalla Morte: Sings Fakir and Dances. They played many shows and festivals such as: Binic Folk Blues Festival, Montreux Jazz Festival, Buskers Bern, Festival Les Athénéennes, Pod'Ring Biel, Vinelz, Le Cirque Electric Paris etc. This new album is recorded by the band itself in true DIY-style - Pierre already produced some Voodoo Rhythm Records (mama rosin) in the past - and was mixed in Berlin's Big Snuff Studio with Nene Baratto (movie star junkies, black lips, Heat, Jimi Tenor, King khan, Black Mass Rising. The whole album Stands out with Pierre's amazing song writing skills, the lazy laid back dark vocal and his irritating guitar playing, along with Christop Gantert's devil possessed trumpet playing. The Music of the swing era of the 30's and 40's, combined with a garage spirit and an eye for everything else make for a special album. Classic black vinyl with dlc and printed inlay, CD as gatefold wallet with 12page booklet.
- A1: Joe White - My Guiding Star
- A2: Delroy Wilson - I Want To Love You
- A3: Alton Ellis & Phyllis Dillon - Why Did You Leave Me (To Cry) (To Cry)
- A4: The Sealmates - She Said She Loves Me
- A5: The Sensations - Right On Time
- A6: Leslie Butler & The Originals Orchestra - Revival
- B1: Stranger Cole & Gladstone Anderson (As Stranger & Gladdy) - Over Again (As Stranger & Gladdy)
- B2: The Maytals - Reborn
- B3: Glenmore Brown & Hopeton Lewis (As Glen & Hopeton) - Girl You're Cold (As Glen & Hopeton)
- B4: The Black Brothers - Baby Come Back To Me
- B5: Ken Boothe - Can't See You
- B6: Val Bennett & The Carib Beats - Take Five
- C1: The Overtakers - Girl You Ruff
- C2: The Melodians - Sweet Rose
- C3: Charley Kelly - So Nice, Like Rice
- C4: Justin Hinds & The Dominoes - You Fight Too Much
- C5: Ewan & Jerry - You've Got Something
- C6: Roland Alphonso & The Beverley's All Stars - Dreamland
- D1: Austin Faithful & The Hippies - Miss Anti-Social
- D2: Nehemiah Reid - Give Me That Love
- D3: Alfred Brown - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer
- D4: The Rulers - Be Mine
- D5: The Gladiators - Socking Good Time
- D6: Tommy Mccook & The Supersonics - The Shadow Of Your Smile
Right On Time - Trojan Rock Steady is the 2nd part of the exclusive Music On Vinyl’s Trojan compilation series, which celebrates the best works from the legendary reggae label Trojan Records. It was compiled by Laurence Cane-Honeysett, who also wrote the linernotes. Some of Trojan’s finest are featured on this compilation; as there are The Gladiators, The Melodians, The Gladiators, Ken Boothe a.o.
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