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A single from the LP titled Living Heart a tribute to Philip Fatis Burrell, producer and founder of Xterminator Prod.The Lp commemorate's Xterminator Production's 25th anniversary. Lee Scratch Perry - Stand In Love Produced by Philip Fatis Burrell & Kareem Burrell for XTM.Nation. Click link below to see LargeUP.com article release on the single.
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Lee Scratch Perry - Stand In Love

http://oficinademacacos.blogspot.com/2009/07/studio-one-ska.html

(Studio One Ska) Tommy McCook - Freedom Sounds

Prince Buster All Stars - One step beyond - Blue Beat U.K
Repress : 1965'
TCHUNE !
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Prince Buster All Stars - One Step Beyond 1964'

Free download of Midnight Marauders from Live In Munich EP, recorded on tour 2013 and released with This Room and Shiverman as an exclusive on Spotify.

14 October 2014

MIDNIGHT MARAUDERS - LIVE IN MUNICH

Poetry by Linton Kwesi Johnson.
Remix by Marlon
Released in solidarity with the anti-police uprising sweeping the entire UK right now.

Di Great Insohreckshan - Linton Kwesi Johnson (London's Burning 2011 Remix)

Cool It (feat. Winston Mcanuff)

Lee "Scratch" Perry Nu Sound & Version

When it comes to dub music, fans of Jamaican reggae are likely familiar with the handful of legendary full-length LPs by giants of the genre like King Tubby, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Scientist.  Great albums like “King Tubby’s Meets Rockers Uptown” (King Tubby & Augustus Pablo) and “Super Ape” (Lee Perry) have enjoyed frequent reissues over the five decades since their releases, making spotting them in the reggae section of your local record store more or less an inevitability.  Much less visible and accessible however are the thousands of dub cuts from the 70s and early 80s released on the b-side of Jamaican 7” singles.  Known as “version sides” (and often simply labeled as “version”), these b-sides contain some of the greatest music to ever come off the tiny island.  For me, one of the joys of collecting Jamaican records over the years has been discovering killer version sides that often end up getting more time under my needle than the A-sides.  “Version Vault Vol. 1” features 21 version-sides from the Expanders Sound System crates.  Please share, download, and pass this music to your friends!

Tracklist:

00:00 - Andy's All Stars - "Stage Coach Rock"
02:52  - Electro Sun All Stars - "Talk Of The Town (version)"
05:38  - Burning Spear - "Nigeria Rock"
08:41   - The Bike Stars - "What A Situation (version)"
11:05    - Eric Clarke - "Jah See Them (version)"
13:42   - Attamas - "Cool Fire"
16:50   - Lloydie & Lowbites - " White Rum & Pum Pum (version"
20:01   - The Dingles - "Happiness (version)"
22:43  - Frankie Jones - "Sister Beloved (version"
25:28  - The Africans - "Grand Time (version)"
28:15   - The Ghettos - "Tell Them Ja Ja (version)"
30:53  - The Actions - "Run Society (version)"
33:33   - Hi Lites/Sons Of Jah - "Freedom of Movements Pt. 2"
36:42   - G.G. All Stars - "Some A Weh A Bawl Dub Wise"
39:50   - The Dynamites - "Living On A 1 Way Street Inst"
42:13    - Clancy Eccles - "Brighter Days (version)
44:50   - Bertie All Stars - "Slow Rocking Dread"
47:42    - Brent Dowe & The Melodians - "Down In The Garden (version)
50:14     - Barrington Spence - "Burr Head Locks"
53:12      - The Mighty Two - "Belly Solution"
56:21      - Equator All Stars - "Dub Zephy"  

Version Vault Volume 1 (Strictly Dub Sides)

Taken from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "The Mighty Upsetter" LP 2009.

Lee "Scratch" Perry - International Broadcaster ft Roots Manuva & LSK

Roots Manuva - 'Dub Styles' (Micachu Remix) (PREVIEW EDIT)

The band from Valencia KI-SAP has been regularly on the stages of Spain, Germany, France, Holland and Portugal for almost 15 years. Five albums released (4 recorded in the studio and one on stage). 16.000 copies sold, a real record if we consider the present times and bear in mind that are self-published discs and managed alternatively by non-commercial distributors and social squat centres. Around 100,000 free downloads from the band’s web site. Through this period their musical evolution has covered the path that goes from Ska-Punk to the Reggae-Roots/Ska-Rocksteady, their present approach. On stage or at the studio the band’s mode has always been intensified by themes of instrumental ska in the classic fashion. An this is what produced the birth of a parallel project, THE SHAKE IT UP’S that enables them to penetrate in that “vintage” side.

In 2007 they decided to deliver a 100% instrumental album in which they go more deeply into what has happened to the style since its birth in the Caribbean at the beginning of the decade of the 50’s: Ska-Swing, Ska-2Tone, Ska-Jazz, Rocksteady, Dub… These are the elements that shape the 12 cuts included in this work where influences of the likes of the Skatalites, Rico Rodriguez, Don Drummond, Augustus Pablo, New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble, can be found. Also counting with guest collaborations from “Skaparapid”,“Benifajazz Big Band” or jazz trombonist Toni Belenguer.

As said, this CD is their personal view of what has happened to Ska since its birth until the present moment when Ska is a beat but also a way of understanding music that is practiced all around the world. Produced by J.L.Shipley (except Reggae-Dub cuts which are also co-produced by Dr. Jau). Music to think with the feet and dance with the head.

THE SHAKE IT UP'S - Dub 125 (feat. Linton Kwesi Johnson)

Dubtown Beach

Sunset at Dubtown Beach

Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 3

Back Weh

No Bed of Roses

Jamaican Proverb

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From the upcoming collaborative project from legendary reggae vocalist Cornell Campbell and the one of the UK's tightest groups Soothsays. Nothing Can Stop Us comes out this July on Strut.

The album is the first new installment in the acclaimed Inspiration Information studio collaboration series in over two years, with a superb new soundclash featuring sweet-voiced Jamaican legend Cornell Campbell and the excellent London-based reggae and Afro-dub collective, Soothsayers, led by Robin Hopcraft and Idris Rahman.

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