Soul Jazz - Jamaica Soul Shake, Vol. 1
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Artikel Name: Jamaica Soul Shake, Vol. 1 Genre: Pop Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Soul Jazz Titelanzahl: 24 Dauer: 44:38

Trackliste LP (Vinyl) - 1

1. Sound Dimension - Heavy Beat 2:56 2. Sound Dimension - Federated Backdrop 3:05 3. Sound Dimension - Baby Face 2:52 4. Sound Dimension - Rathid 2:41 5. Sound Dimension - Bitter Blood 3:10 6. Sound Dimension - Love Land 2:50 7. Sound Dimension - Full Up 2:53 8. Sound Dimension - Upsetters Dream 3:47 9. Sound Dimension - Thing 10. Sound Dimension - My Heart in Rhythm 11. Sound Dimension - Man Pon Spot 12. Sound Dimension - Holy Moses 13. Sound Dimension - Doctor Sappa Too 14. Sound Dimension - Hail Don D 15. Sound Dimension - Solas 16. Sound Dimension - Soul Shake  

Trackliste - 2

1. Sound Dimension - Soul Shake 2:22 2. Sound Dimension - The Thing 2:18 3. Sound Dimension - My Heart In Rhythm 2:32 4. Sound Dimension - Man Pon Spot 2:57 5. Sound Dimension - Holy Moses 1:53 6. Sound Dimension - Doctor Sappa Too 2:49 7. Sound Dimension - Hail Don D 2:47 8. Sound Dimension - Solas 2:46  

Beschreibung

Behind a very generic band name -- which saluted an echo box used often in their recordings -- lurks some of the best rocksteady-into-reggae music ever recorded. To understate the case, Sound Dimension was simply the band put together in 1967 to accompany some of Studio 1's most famous artists: John Holt, Alton Ellis, the Heptones, Ken Boothe, and others. That fact alone makes them important enough; the fact that the group included most of the great Jamaican musicians that had emerged around the time Don Drummond went to jail makes them even more important. Sound Dimension was a loose collective indeed, but it often included Jackie Mittoo, Leroy Sibbles, Eric Frater, Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, Ernest Ranglin, and Roland Alphonso, among the best at their respective instruments that reggae has ever seen. (Several had played with Drummond in the Skatalites before the group dissolved upon his imprisonment.) The Soul Jazz collection Jamaica Soul Shake, Vol. 1 collects 16 instrumentals (or near-instrumentals) that had previously ranged from rare to untraceable -- these are not the singles the band served on as session men, nor are they exactly the "versions" they recorded for the B-sides. These are loose studio jams of their own composition (Mittoo's name appears often as a composer), and they have the laid-back, summery feel of prime Jackie Mittoo. Also like Mittoo's "solo" recordings, these are dark and brooding, closer to the gritty roots sound that would soon flower in reggae than the sweeter sound of soul-influenced rocksteady. ~ John Bush

Mitwirkende

  • K?nstler: Sound Dimension
  • Label: Soul Jazz


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