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PROJR 10-09
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$16.00
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RELEASE DATE: 9/1/2023
2023 repress. A taster from a forthcoming album release from Jamaican Recordings, showcasing the often-neglected talents of the great producer Harry J. Here we get yet more "Lost Till Now" dubs from the early/mid '70s. A cut of Ronnie Davis' "Every N*gger Is A Star" and a version of John Holt's "Every Man Needs A Woman."
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DOCTOR 012CD
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"After launching his career as an independent producer in 1968, Harry Johnson swiftly made his mark as one of Jamaica's most capable and demanding music makers. An array of popular singles ensued and after just 12 months in the business, he hit the jackpot with his first international hit, Liquidator. Performed by some of Jamaica's premiere session musicians, the record peaked at number 5 in the autumn of 1969, with its success promptly followed by an immensely popular long-player of the same name. The seminal boss reggae instrumental collection is now further enhanced with a dozen bonus tracks from Harry Johnson's eponymously named All Stars band."
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JRCD 009CD
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2002 release. A collection of rare and unreleased dubs from Harry J's studio, dating from the years 1972-1975. The underrated Harry J and his studio was responsible for some exceptional music throughout the 1970s. Burning Spear, The Heptones and Bob Marley & The Wailers, just to name a few who used the studio. Included on this set are dubs to the "The Best Is Yet to Come" by the Twinkle Brothers, John Holts' "Memories by the Score" and Ronnie Davies' "Every Rasta Is a Star." Players include Carlton Barrett, Aston "Familyman" Barrett, Earl "Chinna" Smith, Ansel Collins, Tommy McCook, Vin Gordon and Bobby Ellis. Available on limited heavyweight 180 gram vinyl and CD with two bonus tracks.
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JRLP 009LP
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