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Artist:
BROWN, BARRY
Title:
At King Tubby's Studio
Label:
ATTACK GOLD (UK)
Format:
CD
Price:
$18.00
Catalog #:
ATTACK 033CD
"Barry Brown was a talented roots reggae singer/songwriter from the '70s. He recorded tracks with all the most popular producers of that time and has recorded at Channel One, Studio One, and more. Barry being a consistent hit maker in his hey day, here we have a collection of some sure shots. 'Politicians,' 'A Big Big Pollution,' '30 Pieces of Silver,' 'Fittest of the Fittest,' these are all reggae anthems in their own right. Barry has worked with the best such as The Aggrovators, Sly & Robbie, Roots Radics, The Revolutionaries, High Time Players to name a few."
Artist:
BROWN, BARRY
Title:
No No No
Label:
DIGIKILLER
Format:
10"
Price:
$11.00
Catalog #:
DKR 063EP
"Previously unreleased legendary dubplate tune from early '80s."
Artist:
BROWN, BARRY
Title:
Steppin Up Dubwise
Label:
JAMAICAN RECORDINGS (UK)
Format:
CD
Price:
$16.00
Catalog #:
JR 012CD
"A collection of rare and unreleased dubs of Barry Brown vocal tacks dating from the mid to late 70's. All tracks are produced by the legendary Bunny Lee. Players of instruments are the Aggrovators featuring Earl 'Chinna' Smith, Sly & Robbie, Tommy McCook, Bobby Ellis and Winston Wright. Available on limited heavyweight 180g vinyl and CD with 2 bonus tracks."
Artist:
BROWN, BARRY
Title:
Steppin Up Dubwise
Label:
JAMAICAN RECORDINGS (UK)
Format:
LP
Price:
$13.00
Catalog #:
JR 012LP
Vinyl LP version.
Artist:
BROWN, BARRY
Title:
Let's Go To The Blues
Label:
KINGSTON SOUNDS (UK)
Format:
CD
Price:
$17.00
Catalog #:
KING 020CD
"Barry Brown is one of reggae's vastly overlooked talents. His militant conscious style has over time lost none of its appeal. Truly one of the sweetest roots vocalists to come out of Jamaica. Born in 1962, Kingston, Jamaica,he cut his musical teeth working under producer Bunny Lee. Their first release was a track called 'Girl You're Always on my Mind,' although only a minor hit, Bunny Lee saw his potential and he was rewarded with his 1979 cut 'Step it up Youthman' which became a hit and has become a roots classic, leading to an album of the same name. The late '70s was a great period in Barry Brown's career and it's from this period that we have culled this set of tracks. Straight from the master tapes some of his finest moments and some unreleased gems that we believe should be heard. A great set from his timeless 'Trying Youthman' a tail of struggling times in the heart of Kingston Jamaica. His rastafarian inspired chants 'Stop Them Jah Jah,' 'Give Thanx and Praise,' 'Natty Rootsman' and 'Lead Us Jah' work alongside socially charged cuts as 'Politician,' 'Big Big Pollution' and 'Mr Money Man.' As with all his tales and inspired lyrics they are put across in such a tuneful way that like all the best songs that carry a message can be remembered also through the strength of the song. As with many of his artists Bunny Lee encouraged him to go into self-production, and after a time spent with producer Linval Thompson 'Separation,' and Sugar Minott 'Things & Time,' he did just that and produced his first release 'Cool Pon Your Corner' in 1980 followed in 1981 by 'Problems Get You Down.' We hope this release will find a place in your collection and remind us of the talent of Mr Barry Brown. If some-what overlooked, but certainly now not forgotten. Let's celebrate with the man and go to the blues one more time." Includes two extra tracks not on the LP version.
Artist:
BROWN, BARRY
Title:
Let's Go To The Blues
Label:
KINGSTON SOUNDS (UK)
Format:
LP
Price:
$17.00
Catalog #:
KING 020LP
LP version.
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