Earth Sound Vinyl, CD & Tape 8 Artikel

This 10" is single sided. Forget Public Enemy! Check nation of islam’s minister Mohammad Yusuf Ali (aka Prince Buster) talkover rock steady cuts of Louis Farrakhan’s 1958 calypso manifesto a white man’s heaven. Recorded in Kingston JA in 1967. Explicit Lyrics.

This 10" is single sided.

Whenever it’s love or misery, hear the cry for a better life & understanding. With drums & bass! Once again, Earth Sound comes out with two exclusive tunes from the Pottinger production vault, recorded in 1966 at Federal Record, Kingston, Ja. Living InMisery an alternative take of Go Back Home by The Harmonizers plus Oh Ye Mahee by Stranger Cole & The Conquerors. Bongoman rocksteady is sufferers’ rocksteady.

Here’s another early rasta praise to Jah Rastafari loaded with full drums! Here’s another exclusive joint with tip top remastering from Earth Sound Records! Scarce Tommy McCook instrumental backed by The Supersonics plus a vocal version featuring african style incantations & produced in 1970 by in-house Treasure Isle Recording Studio’s sound engeneer Byron Smith for his Baron’s label.

Earth Sound Records is shaking the place with two rare cuts of Prince Buster & The All Stars classic hits.

Calypso! Calypso ! Two rare high-speed calypso instrumentals from the vault of Miss Pottinger, including a wicked cut of 1928 cuban jazz classic El Manisero aka Peanut Vendor.

You should listen to the beauty of the Prince Buster All Stars’ Bongo-led horns version of all times Abyssinians classic “Sata Masa Gana” also known as the praise to god. The Earth Sound Records exclusive remastered reissue comes loaded with a Cool Operator drums & bass cut. This single sided 45 rpm 10-inch is pressed on red vinyl.

The first international african hit, classic groove of summer ’73 gets instant jamaican treatments by ex-Melodians Brent Dowe backed by The Gaytones. Years before Manu Dibango came to Kingston for a Sly & Robby session, a tribute had been paid to the negropolitan”. From coast to coast! From Africa to Jamaica! This is Earth Sound!