LP Various: Bunny Lee Presents Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979

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Bunny Lee Presents Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979 - LP, CD

Name: CD Various: Jamaican Rockers (1975-1979)
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Various

Reggae

2017

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Bunny Lee Presents Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979

LP Various: Bunny Lee Presents Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979

Kingston Sounds 21. April 2017 United Kingdom

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This reggae compilation revisits Jamaican drummer Sly Dunbar, who, along with bassist Robbie Shakespeare, formed the Riddim Twins and has been involved with the group since the 1970s on an immeasurable number of albums. A modest estimate puts the number of recordings at 40,000! In 1975 Sly & Robbie formed the rhythm section of the prominent form...

More ID: 88545 EAN: 5060135762292 Discogs ID: 10173385

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Title	Bunny Lee Presents Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979
Artist	Various
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Kingston Sounds
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	21. April 2017
First released	2017
Weight	230 g
EAN	5060135762292
Product ID	88545
Discogs ID	10173385
Discogs reviews	4.8

Various: Bunny Lee Presents Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979 version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Kingston Sounds on 21. April 2017.

This reggae compilation revisits Jamaican drummer Sly Dunbar, who, along with bassist Robbie Shakespeare, formed the Riddim Twins and has been involved with the group since the 1970s on an immeasurable number of albums. A modest estimate puts the number of recordings at 40,000! In 1975 Sly & Robbie formed the rhythm section of the prominent formation The Revolutionaries, which was predominantly Channel One's house band. Bunny Lee's studio - along with Joe Gibbs' studio - was considered Kingston's hit factory at the time. Not the least of these was the rocking beat perfected by Sly & Robbie, which replaced the "one drop" style prevalent up to that time. The rocker, also known as the stepper, is dominated by double snare hits on the open snare. After the Riddim Twins celebrated international success with the song "Walk And Don't Look Back" for Mick Jagger and Peter Tosh, many reggae artists began to copy this more mechanical, military style. "Jamaican Rockers 1975-1979" features songs by Cornell Campbell, Dennis Brown, Johnny Clarke, I Roy, Ben Sherman and Leroy Smart, among others, all recorded in Bunny Lee's studio using the inimitable rocker beat.

Album can be classified in the genre Reggae.

A1	Cornell Campbell: Control Your Daughters	3:26 min
A2	Dennis Brown: Children Of Israel	2:30 min
A3	Johnny Clarke: Rockers Time Now	3:27 min
A4	Junior Delgado: Devil's Throne	2:43 min
A5	I-Roy: Crisis Time	3:46 min
A6	Leroy Smart: I Don't Like It	2:58 min
A7	Lloyd Charmers: R.O.C.K. (Rockers)	3:01 min
B1	The Morwells: In God We Trust	2:26 min
B2	Cornell Campbell: No Man's Land	3:06 min
B3	Dennis Brown: Whip Them Jah	2:23 min
B4	The Aggrovators, Jackie Mittoo: Channel 1 Crash	2:28 min
B5	Horace Andy: Money Money	2:20 min
B6	Bim Sherman: Down In Jamtown	3:05 min
B7	Johnny Clarke: Peace And Love In The Ghetto	3:50 min