Various Artists "Explosive Rock Steady" Amalgamated AMG 2002 UK 1st A/B 1968
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Aug 6, 2017 Sold Date
Jul 27, 2017 Start Date
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Various Artists "Explosive Rock Steady" Amalgamated Records ? AMG 2002   UK 1st pressing.
Compilation Vinyl, LP released in 1968.

The vinyl has one or two marks which have no impact on the music. The LP plays through beautifully on my stereo - no hop, stick or jump. The sleeve shows minimal signs of wear (apart from some slight staining to the back) and is also in great condition with no writing or tears. The spine is intact and completely legible. Matrix/Run Out Side 1 ; AMGLP + 2002 + A Matrix/Run Out Side 2 ; AMGLP + 2002 + B

A1 –The Pioneers                            I'm Moving On A2 –The Pioneers                            Miss Tourist A3 –Stranger Cole & Gladdy    Just Like A River A4 –Dennis Walks                    Uncle Sam's Country A5 –The Pioneers                            Long Shot A6 –Cool Sticky                            Train To Soulsville B1 –The Pioneers                            Love Love Everyday B2 –Roy Shirley                            Hold Them B3 –Hugh Malcolm                    Come Brothers B4 –The Pioneers                            Give Me A Little Loving B5 –The Versatiles                    Push It On B6 –Errol Dunkley                    Love Brother
Amalgamated Records was the foundation of what would later become Joe Gibbs Music. Founded in 1966 by Joel Gibson (a.k.a. Joe Gibbs) at his radio and TV repair shop on Beeston Street in Kingston, Jamaica, Amalgamated became one of the fastest-rising labels in correlation with the uprising of Rocksteady music. Though the credits almost always read "Produced By Joel Gibson", production was actually handled by Lee "Scratch" Perry for the first two years, followed by Winston "Niney" Holness who took over for the following six years after the fact. The Amalgamated name ran in Jamaica until 1968 (coincidentally around the time of Lee Perry's departure due to improper compensation practices on behalf of Gibbs), but remained intact in England due to their subsequent distribution relationships with Island Records and Trojan/B&C Records until 1971. 


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