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A track I just found. I worked with Neville back in 2007/2008, we did some photo shoots and hung out. He was a talented musician and worked with inner city youth in Birmingham / UK, teaching drumming.

This particular track was originally released in the mid 90s and has that sound.

Cornerstone - Inner City Reggae

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"The Waves" (tribute to Duke Kahanamoku)  JILADDIS

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BY MY SOUND - -JERRY JOHNSON - WACKIES

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World Of Love

This album chronicles Jacin's transformative journey through profound personal difficulties, ultimately leading to his evolution and self-discovery.

Recorded across the West African cities of Abidjan and Dakar, "Born Again" is a musical odyssey that captures the essence of Jacin's metamorphosis. Each track is a chapter in his story of resilience, an intimate exploration of the pain and wounds he has faced and the inner strength he has cultivated to overcome them.

"Born Again" is not just an album; it's a narrative of survival and hope, echoing Jacin's belief in the transformative power of music. It stands as a beacon of inspiration for anyone navigating their own struggles, illustrating that through perseverance and creativity, one can emerge stronger and more resilient than ever before.

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Junior Byles- Better Be Careful

Junior Ross & the Spears- Bad More Than That

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Tracklisting :

1-Jo Jo Bennett : "Leaving Rome" (7" GIP)

2- Alton Ellis : "Too Late to Turn Back" (7" impact!)

3- Bob Marley & the Wailers : "Caution" (7" Beverley's records)

4- Freddie McKay : "Won't Get a Way" (7" impact!)

5- The Gladiators : "Jah Works" (7" Virgin records)

6- Horace Andy : "Ain't No Sunshine" (7" Jaguar)

7- Wayne Smith : "Time is a Moment in Space" (7" Pressure Sound)

8- Sharon Jones : "How Long do I Have to Wait for You" (7" Daptone records)

9- Cosmic Shuffling : "Short Break" (7" Fruits records)

10-The Nortones : "Righteous Hand" (7" Iroko records)

11- Cultural Roots : "Devilities" (7" Revolutionary Sounds)

12- Israel Vibration : "Crisis" (7" Harvest)

13-Neville Tate : "See a Man's Face" (7" Heavy Weight)

14- Paul Powell : "Changing Time" (12" Phase One records)

15- Clarence Wears : "Working Mood" (12" Afrik)

16- Clarence Parks : "Things a Come Up to Bump" (10" Channel 1)

17- Lacksley Castell : "What a Great Day" (7" FatMan records)

18- Freddie McKay: "It Ain't Easy" (7" Matador Records)

19- Symbols : "Motherless Children" (12" Art & Craft)

20- Earl Sixteen : "Changing World" (LP Mango)

21- Vivian Jones : "Red Eyes" (12" Jah Shaka music)

22- Sonya Spence : "Peace & Unity" (7" High Note)

23- Junior Delahaye : "Working Hard for the Rent Man" (12" Wackie's)

24- DubTape riddims : "People Vibrations" (LP yb music)

25- Hi-Tech Roots Dynamics : "Asakusa Dub" (LP Top Beat records).

Tous les mois, Musical Echoes vous propose deux sélections 100% vinyles : l’une roots/digital et l’autre reggae/dub/stepper, plus actuelle. Ce mois-ci, c'est Roots Glider qui prend en main le mix roots. Après deux magnifiques sélections "Tropicool & Caribbean Vibes" lors du premier confinement (écoutez ici et ici), le selecta revient à ses premiers roots & culture !
Collectionneur de vinyles depuis plus de dix ans et organisateur de soirées DJ set ou sound sytem à Rennes et maintenant en région genevoise (Corner25, l'Usine...), Roots Glider propose ici 25 trésors extraits de la plus belle époque du reggae ! Run it & play it loud !

Musical Echoes roots selection #67 (novembre 2020 / by Roots Glider)

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