Megawatt Dub

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:43:44
Personnel: King Tubby (vocals); Lee "Scratch" Perry, Watty Burnett (vocals, percussion); Earl "Chinna" Smith (guitar, bass); Ernest Ranglin, Mikey Chung, Geoffrey Chung, Billy Johnson, Willie Lindo (guitar); Egbert Evans (flute); Deadley Headley, Lennox Brown, Bobby Ellis, David Madden (horns); Earl "Wia" Lindo, Robert Lyn, Winston Wright, Keith Sterling, Rafael (keyboards); Boris Gardiner, Val Douglas, Mikey Zapow (bass); Sly Dunbar, Mikey "Boo" Richards, Benbow Crearly (drums); Scully, Bongo Herman (percussion); Earl Sixteen, Cedric Myton, Roydel Johnson, The Gladiators (background vocals). Engineers include: Lee Perry, Sylvan Morris, King Tubby. Includes liner notes by Watty Burnett. Personnel: Earl "Chinna" Smith , Billy Johnson, Geoffrey Chung, Mikey Chung, Willie Lindo (guitar); Egbert Evans (flute); David Madden, Felix "Deadly" Headley, Lennox Brown, Bobby Ellis (horns); Earl Lindo, Keith Sterling, Robert Lyn, Winston Wright (keyboards); Sly Dunbar, Mikey "Boo" Richards (drums); Watty Burnett (percussion, background vocals); Lee "Scratch" Perry, Bongo Herman (percussion); Earl Sixteen, Roydel Johnson, The Gladiators, Cedric Myton (background vocals). Recording information: Black Ark; Harry J's; HC & F Studio; King Tybby's. Illustrator: Steve Mannion. Fans of classic dub reggae rejoice! This fine disc consists of dub instrumental tracks from the late '70s mixed and engineered by reggae icons King Tubby and Lee Perry, as well as the lesser-known but equally experienced Philip Smart. (Smart would go on to engineer for and produce the Congos and many dancehall favorites, including Spragga Benz and Shinehead.) These songs were originally sung by Watty Burnett before he joined the Congos, and they feature Burnett's soulful voice (the choruses, anyway); deep, dark earthy beats; rich horns; and the universe-turned-inside-out-upside-down sonic treatments by Tubby, Perry, and Smart. Perry takes his version of the soul classic "Rainy Night in Georgia" into the Twilight Zone. Tubby's "Splash Out Dub" is downright eerie, but the song retains its rootsy soul, and one can hear the influence--directly or not--King Tubby has on hip-hop and beat- and sample-driven music. This is not an album for the casual reggae fan, but fans of dub--as well as those who like spaced-out but rhythmic sounds--will treasure this.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)