Sly & Robbie live feat Ernest Ranglin & Tyrone Downie, for your listening pleasure!

Ariel

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Posted on Jul 12 2018 06:01 PM

I love dem.

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crumble

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Posted on Jul 12 2018 06:50 PM

Grace Jones - Nightclubbing 1981 the whole LP with Sly And Robbie off the scale perfection.

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PolloGuitar

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Posted on Jul 12 2018 07:04 PM

Ernest Ranglin albums are must own! Great video, thanks for posting!

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SurfinSpots

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Posted on Jul 13 2018 02:45 AM

Thx for sharing. Sly and Robby have there fingers into a lot of Reggae productions. Great artists and great music! I'm a big fan of Dub Reggae.

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ArabSpringReverb

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Posted on Jul 13 2018 08:19 PM

Im also a huge dub fan ...there are reverb crashes on lots of King Tubby dubs .

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Ariel

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Posted on Jul 14 2018 01:17 PM

crumble wrote:

Grace Jones - Nightclubbing 1981 the whole LP with Sly And Robbie off the scale perfection.

Yes! That was nuts.

PolloGuitar wrote:

Ernest Ranglin albums are must own! Great video, thanks for posting!

I never looked out for his stuff specifically, and it's about time. The man's output is incredible. A nice interview

SurfinSpots wrote:

Thx for sharing. Sly and Robby have there fingers into a lot of Reggae productions. Great artists and great music! I'm a big fan of Dub Reggae.

Yes they have indeed. I'm addicted mostly to all the "Revolutionaries" productions. The 1st and last word on Dub, as far as I'm concerned.

ArabSpringReverb wrote:

Im also a huge dub fan ...there are reverb crashes on lots of King Tubby dubs .

That's right. Spring Reverb; tape delay; big clean amps; Hammonds and horns; defined, sparkling notes; simplistic approach; groove; uplifting... I didn't post it in a Surf guitar forum for no reason!

Glad you enjoyed. Great week everyone!

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ArabSpringReverb

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Posted on Jul 14 2018 02:53 PM

well you can't go wrong with Sly and Robbie /Revolutionaries material but to say they are the first and last word ...well I would not . That would be akin to saying that Dick Dale invented surf music and is the one and only king ...kinda but not really ,it's way more complicated than that .
I DO agree that surf and dub have similar aspects that would be appealing to fans of either genre ..great head space music

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Ariel

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Posted on Jul 14 2018 03:49 PM

You're right, of course. I was being passionately ignorant!

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crumble

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Posted on Jul 14 2018 04:44 PM

Reggae was a new genre in the early 1970s and Sly and Robbie were most certainly an essential part of it's development. The first Reggae records I was able to get my hands on in the UK '76-'77 were Toots and the Maytals - Reggae Got Soul, Burning Spear - Garvey's Ghost, Junior Murvin - Police and Thieves, Bob Marley live at the lyceum and Peter Tosh - Legalize it. Then I moved into South East London just when Culture - Two Sevens Clash hit the charts and we found a stunningly good Jamaican import shop (well, it was a van in a Jamaican market place) so we soon got turned onto the Revolutionaries and Dub. Great times!

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ArabSpringReverb

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Posted on Jul 15 2018 11:49 AM

Ariel wrote:

You're right, of course. I was being passionately ignorant!
can't blame you because it is one of the most interesting genres of music I've heard ...everything from DJs 'toasting' live over instro versions of the latest hits to recording those raps and making a 'new' record to actual deconstruction/remix into something completely different than the source material with maybe only a hint of the original vocal mixed in briefly ...crazy groundbreaking stuff ,stripping away all the layers down to the essential groove then building it back up . thank goodness much of the classics have been reissued on CD as our beloved surf is ...not so hard anymore to find the rarest items

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Ariel Joined: Aug 29, 2009 Posts: 1556 Israel	Posted on Jul 12 2018 06:01 PM I love dem. Last edited: Jul 12, 2018 18:04:58 Top
crumble Joined: Sep 09, 2008 Posts: 3158 Guildford England	Posted on Jul 12 2018 06:50 PM Grace Jones - Nightclubbing 1981 the whole LP with Sly And Robbie off the scale perfection. Top
PolloGuitar Joined: Feb 26, 2006 Posts: 5097 San Francisco	Posted on Jul 12 2018 07:04 PM Ernest Ranglin albums are must own! Great video, thanks for posting! — Buy Speed of Dark @ Bandcamp Buy Spin the Bottle @ Bandcamp My Blog- Euro Tour Blog Pool Boys on Spotify INSTAGRAM Frankie & The Pool Boys on FB Pollo Del Mar on FB DJ Frankie Pool Boy on North Sea Surf Radio Top
SurfinSpots Joined: Feb 06, 2016 Posts: 10 Saxony	Posted on Jul 13 2018 02:45 AM Thx for sharing. Sly and Robby have there fingers into a lot of Reggae productions. Great artists and great music! I'm a big fan of Dub Reggae. Last edited: Jul 14, 2018 06:36:48 Top
ArabSpringReverb Joined: Jul 13, 2012 Posts: 490 San Diego CA	Posted on Jul 13 2018 08:19 PM Im also a huge dub fan ...there are reverb crashes on lots of King Tubby dubs . Top
Ariel Joined: Aug 29, 2009 Posts: 1556 Israel	Posted on Jul 14 2018 01:17 PM crumble wrote: Grace Jones - Nightclubbing 1981 the whole LP with Sly And Robbie off the scale perfection. Yes! That was nuts. PolloGuitar wrote: Ernest Ranglin albums are must own! Great video, thanks for posting! I never looked out for his stuff specifically, and it's about time. The man's output is incredible. A nice interview SurfinSpots wrote: Thx for sharing. Sly and Robby have there fingers into a lot of Reggae productions. Great artists and great music! I'm a big fan of Dub Reggae. Yes they have indeed. I'm addicted mostly to all the "Revolutionaries" productions. The 1st and last word on Dub, as far as I'm concerned. ArabSpringReverb wrote: Im also a huge dub fan ...there are reverb crashes on lots of King Tubby dubs . That's right. Spring Reverb; tape delay; big clean amps; Hammonds and horns; defined, sparkling notes; simplistic approach; groove; uplifting... I didn't post it in a Surf guitar forum for no reason! Glad you enjoyed. Great week everyone! Last edited: Jul 14, 2018 14:06:23 Top
ArabSpringReverb Joined: Jul 13, 2012 Posts: 490 San Diego CA	Posted on Jul 14 2018 02:53 PM well you can't go wrong with Sly and Robbie /Revolutionaries material but to say they are the first and last word ...well I would not . That would be akin to saying that Dick Dale invented surf music and is the one and only king ...kinda but not really ,it's way more complicated than that . I DO agree that surf and dub have similar aspects that would be appealing to fans of either genre ..great head space music Top
Ariel Joined: Aug 29, 2009 Posts: 1556 Israel	Posted on Jul 14 2018 03:49 PM You're right, of course. I was being passionately ignorant! Top
crumble Joined: Sep 09, 2008 Posts: 3158 Guildford England	Posted on Jul 14 2018 04:44 PM Reggae was a new genre in the early 1970s and Sly and Robbie were most certainly an essential part of it's development. The first Reggae records I was able to get my hands on in the UK '76-'77 were Toots and the Maytals - Reggae Got Soul, Burning Spear - Garvey's Ghost, Junior Murvin - Police and Thieves, Bob Marley live at the lyceum and Peter Tosh - Legalize it. Then I moved into South East London just when Culture - Two Sevens Clash hit the charts and we found a stunningly good Jamaican import shop (well, it was a van in a Jamaican market place) so we soon got turned onto the Revolutionaries and Dub. Great times! Last edited: Jul 14, 2018 19:00:49 Top
ArabSpringReverb Joined: Jul 13, 2012 Posts: 490 San Diego CA	Posted on Jul 15 2018 11:49 AM Ariel wrote: You're right, of course. I was being passionately ignorant! can't blame you because it is one of the most interesting genres of music I've heard ...everything from DJs 'toasting' live over instro versions of the latest hits to recording those raps and making a 'new' record to actual deconstruction/remix into something completely different than the source material with maybe only a hint of the original vocal mixed in briefly ...crazy groundbreaking stuff ,stripping away all the layers down to the essential groove then building it back up . thank goodness much of the classics have been reissued on CD as our beloved surf is ...not so hard anymore to find the rarest items Top

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