Delroy_Wilson-Dub_Plate_Style-(PSCD64)-WEB-2009-KOUALA
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.ARTIST : Delroy Wilson
.ALBUM : Dub Plate Style
.GENRE : Reggae
.QUALITY : Lame 3.98 (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
.RELEASE DATE : 06-09-2009
.RUNTIME : 57:09 min
.SIZE : 20 Track(s): 131.1MB
.SOURCE : WEB
.CATNUM : PSCD64
.LABEL : Pressure Sounds
.TRACKLiST.
|01 A Bright And Sunny Day 3:19
|02 You Have To Get A Beating 2:24
|03 I'm Still Waiting 4:09
|04 Can I Change My Mind 3:33
|05 Find Yourself Another Girl 2:36
|06 Ms. Grace 2:37
|07 Living In The Foots Steps Of Another Man 3:19
|08 Better Must Come 2:35
|09 Rain From The Skies 2:29
|10 Joe Ligea 2:15
|11 I Am Doing My Thing 2:42
|12 She Is Just A Play Girl 3:03
|13 Love Uprising 2:35
|14 Here Come The Heartaches 3:05
|15 Who Cares 3:13
|16 Mash It Up 2:11
|17 Stick By Me 3:12
|18 You Are Mine 2:06
|19 Conquer Me 3:00
|20 Do Good (Everyone Will Be Judged) 2:46
Total: 57:09 min
.NOTES.
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Delroy Wilson was one of the truly great voices of Jamaican music. He started
recording in the mid sixties and continued right up to his untimely death in
1995. The tracks on æDub Plate StyleÆ were originally released on an album
called æ20 Golden GreatsÆ. At first glance the material on this album might
appear unremarkable. You will have seen many of the tracks on singles or on
other albums and, in most cases, heard the majority of these songs elsewhere.
But what you will not have heard is these particular songs mixed by Prince
Jammy.
At the time Jammy was working extensively with the producer of this set, Bunny
æStrikerÆ Lee, and was at the beginning of his own production career. Totally in
tune with what was currently being played on Kingston Æs sound systems. These
mixes were clearly aimed at a sound system audience. Consequently they are mixed
quite differently from other versions of the same songs. Deep heavy mixes that
have a rawness and sparseness that were perfect for Jamaican Sound Systems. That
was the original target audience for the mixes on this album.
There was a brief period, around late 1977, when it looked as if the type of
sound system mixes that had always been popular with operators and selectors
might actually become part of the reggae mainstream. With his finely tuned
antennae Striker picked up on this potential new market and gave these
recordings to Count Shelly to release. The album, æTwenty Golden GreatsÆ, came
out in early 1978 with no real indication of what might be in the grooves. It
appeared on ShellyÆs London based Third World label and, was never pressed in
Jamaica . The record sold in very small numbers and then disappeared. It has
since become a collectorÆs item. Truly rare and totally unique. There are very
few albums like this that ever appeared in the history of reggae. A remix album
before such a genre had become part of popular culture.
This is album is a soulful gem. Re-packaged and re-mastered from the original
master tapes. We have some super rare flyers and graphics included in our
artwork. ItÆs a quality package for one of Jamaica Æs greatest ever vocalists.
Delroy Wilson as you have never heard him before. Remixed by Prince Jammy and
executive-produced by Bunny æStrikerÆ Lee.
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