Kunte Kinte- Mad Professor

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Blaze Bright

Cate Ferris - Blaze Bright - Roots Garden RGR017AA

There is a piano in the station. People play it quite often.
In this station there are also birds, they are sheltered, without predators, full of food. In short they are happy and they sing.
Here is a piece with piano and birds

Piano and Bird

In October 2014, Lincoln Valentine Style Scott was murdered in his house in Manchester, Jamaica. He was 58 years old. At that tim he had just finished his work on “Hard Food”, the first album released by his Dub Syndicate since “No Bed of Roses” in 2004. Dub Syndicate’s first studio album for eleven years, an event that was to be a joyous celebration with friends, has now become Style Scott’s legacy.

NOW, exactly one year after his death – the new dub scene of Europe will tribute to this legendary drummer. The trademarking song “DUB IS ALL I GOT” will appear in 14 different version and excursion as a kind of REMIX Clash. A fascinating and splending bass experience and in the very sensitive way the remixers and admirers paid tribute for is more than excellent…!

With Style Scott the reggae world, and indeed the entire world, has lost one of its best drummers. His unexpected, tragic death is devastating for his friends and family, to whom we express our deepest sympathy. At the same time, Style’s music – both sounds and lyrics – reveal that his life was rich in warmth and harmony. His death has made our lives poorer.

DEDICATED TO LINCOLN VALENTINE SCOTT.
DATE OF SUNRISE:
APRIL 29, 1956 - CHAPELTON CLARENDON PARISH, JAMAICA.
DATE OF SUNSET:
OCTOBER 9TH, 2014 WILLIAMSFIELD DISTRICT - MANCHESTER PARISH, JAMAICA

Dub Syndicate - Dub Is All I Got (ft U ROY) Dubmatix Dub Dub Dub

Excerpt of my DUB vs of "Too Much War" riddim by "Martin Campbell" vocal by "Robert Lee" played on the Australian radio show "Break The Chains". Check us out at: https://aliendread.bandcamp.com/

Many thanks to Martin Campbell.

Too Much War Dub - Alien Dread / Martin Campbell

Safari

Safari - Mixed By Scientist

Emch of NYC's Subatomic Sound System remixes Brooklyn Gypsies in a dubwise steppers fashion for their new Sin Fronteras Remix EP on Wonderwheel Recordings. 
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Brooklyn Gypsies "Kunta Baba" | Subatomic Sound System dub remix

PRTLLP001 / PRTLCD001

Side A
Utopia
Reformation Dub
Jerusalem 
Temple Mount Dub

Side B
Working For The Dollar
Turn The Wheel Dub
Constant Spring
Stony Hill Dub

All tracks written by G.T. Moore except `Constant Spring' and `Stony Hill Dub' written by James Lascelles.

Recorded at Harry J Recording Studio 1980
Producer: G.T. Moore
Engineer: David Hamilton
Executive Producer: Hank Targowski
Mixed: Dougie Wardrop

G.T. Moore - vocals, guitar, harmonica, backing vocals
James Lascelles - electric piano, synthesizer
Bud Beadle - alto, tenor and baritone saxophone
Cornell Marshall - drums
Tony Johnson - piano, organ
Dwight Pinckney – guitar
Don Grant - bass

Recorded while Gerald was in Jamaica working on a project with Lee Perry in 1980.  
The master tapes of the four tracks that were recorded at the Harry J sessions were only recently discovered.  `Utopia' was the only track that had been given a final mix back in the day.  It was released on 7" on the Black Star Liner later in the year and then reissued on Partial Records in 2014.  The other tracks were never mixed until early 2017 when this task was undertaken by Dougie Wardrop.  As well as mixing `Jerusalem' (Gerald did a later version of this tune for Rej Forte's Jah Works label in the early 1990s), `Working For The Dollar' and `Constant Spring', it was decided that `Utopia' should also enjoy a fresh mix.

G.T. Moore - The Harry J Sessions - Partial Records LP / CD

Long time contributor in The Co-operators and family member at Waggle Dance Records Joe Yorke brings his sugar sweet voice on to vinyl for WDR's third release, this time a re-working of 'Crime'. 

First surfacing in 2015 the rhythm has been re-worked and re-recorded by The Co-operators to the original vocal takes and now features the horn melodies from Beanie that were previously only to be found on sound system exclusives of the original. 

COMING SOON TO 7" 45!!

Voice: Joe Yorke 
Horns: Beanie 
Rhythm: The Co-operators 

Recorded and mixed at Waggle Dance Studios by Eeyun and Mastered by Pressure Mastering

JOE YORKE: CRIME

Prod : Prince Jammy's ~ CF RECORDS ~ Disco 45 ~ UK ~ 1985

ECCLETON JARETT ~ Fling It Up

Partial Records is a reggae/dub label.
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Partial Records is a reggae/dub label releasing a mixture of both new and older recordings.

G.T. Moore - The Harry J Sessions - Partial Records LP / CD

Partial Records

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