taunton-hobbit Posted February 17, 2024 Posted February 17, 2024 This gets more relevant by the year - 😎 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 18, 2024 Author Posted February 18, 2024 Well I’m off to see ,one love the Marley film, shall report back later 4 Quote
taunton-hobbit Posted February 18, 2024 Posted February 18, 2024 The Guardian didn't like it much - which is probably a recommendation ................ 😎 2 Quote
miles'tone Posted February 18, 2024 Posted February 18, 2024 3 hours ago, Reggaebass said: Well I’m off to see ,one love the Marley film, shall report back later I hope you enjoy. I did. A mate from work asked me to go with him so I obliged. I don't usually go in for musical biopics, especially about artists I love. Maybe it's because I went in just hoping it wouldn't be rubbish, but I think they did a good job for Bob. Also I was pleasantly surprised to see the cinema nearly full, with many young teenagers in attendance. If the movie is turning on the current new generation to Bob, reggae and a path to positivity in general then it's a worthy job well done imho. 🙂 1 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 18, 2024 Author Posted February 18, 2024 5 minutes ago, miles'tone said: Also I was pleasantly surprised to see the cinema nearly full, with many young teenagers in attendance. If the movie is turning on the current new generation to Bob, reggae and a path to positivity in general then it's a worthy job well done imho. Thanks miles, yes it’s definitely positive if it reaches the younger audience, the cinema was fairly full and many young people there, I already knew the history of Bob from when I first bought Exodus around 77 but it was really good to see it in a film, I thought they did a great job of his life story, good to see a few shots of studio one too, I especially liked the part with the Wailing Wailers doing Simmer Down I’d say it’s definitely worth a watch if you haven’t already seen it 2 Quote
Gasman Posted February 18, 2024 Posted February 18, 2024 Loved the loads of authentic 1970s cars that featured strongly in the film, and the warehouse punk scene put in for a real contrast, as well as Bob's music being superb of course! 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 19, 2024 Author Posted February 19, 2024 On 08/02/2024 at 13:03, SumOne said: Truth wave Rights being one of my favourite reggae tunes Hi SumOne , there’s some info on here about the releases you might find interesting, lots of other links to look through too at the top, I like the one on the early labels https://www.downbeat-special.co.uk/truthsandrights.html 1 Quote
SumOne Posted February 19, 2024 Posted February 19, 2024 1 hour ago, Reggaebass said: Hi SumOne , there’s some info on here about the releases you might find interesting, lots of other links to look through too at the top, I like the one on the early labels https://www.downbeat-special.co.uk/truthsandrights.html Nice! (and just realised my auto type changed 'Truth and Rights' to 'Truth wave Rights' for some reason 🤨 babylon getting to it! 2 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 20, 2024 Author Posted February 20, 2024 Really liking this, Aston Familyman Barrett on bass & Junior Marvin on guitar, Aston Barrett Jr on drums 1 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 21, 2024 Author Posted February 21, 2024 Was going through some of King Sounds tracks and I like this version of the heptones song Book of Rules, great voice and bass 1 Quote
taunton-hobbit Posted February 21, 2024 Posted February 21, 2024 I have told this before (long time back) - I had the Heptones for a Sunday night show & the backing band simply didn't turn up. I landed up playing every Heptones version track that I could find, with the guys doing vocals on the dance floor through my dj mic (several times). The crowd loved it (& them) 😎 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 21, 2024 Author Posted February 21, 2024 4 minutes ago, taunton-hobbit said: I have told this before (long time back) - I had the Heptones for a Sunday night show & the backing band simply didn't turn up. I landed up playing every Heptones version track that I could find, with the guys doing vocals on the dance floor through my dj mic (several times). The crowd loved it (& them) 😎 Very cool T-h, things like that don’t happen very often, good times 1 Quote
Raslee Posted February 21, 2024 Posted February 21, 2024 So digging the Skints again lately - 1 Quote
BassTractor Posted February 21, 2024 Posted February 21, 2024 Sacrilegious post warning! 😊 This is prog, but the partial reggae vibe made me think someone in this thread might actually like it. I do. It's a weird little ditty that I actually like a lot. 2 Quote
nilorius Posted February 21, 2024 Posted February 21, 2024 I like this one. Though in live cover i play it much different. 2 Quote
SumOne Posted February 23, 2024 Posted February 23, 2024 Nice new mix from Earl Gateshead https://on.soundcloud.com/UhW4y 1 1 Quote
taunton-hobbit Posted February 25, 2024 Posted February 25, 2024 | have a copy of Freddie McGregor 'wine of violence' (which I dropped here a while back, it's a bit of a favourite of mine. Earlier today I was browsing my cd collection & came across a few that I'd bought but not listened to. A studio one cd offered the track, which is the 'original' recording (really?) I listened to & it just didn't do it for me, so I took to YouTube to have a look around - this is a direct steal, but (imo) loses nothing in 'translation' - 😎 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 25, 2024 Author Posted February 25, 2024 Isn’t the original one by Freddie McGregor on the album Bobby Bobylon which was released in 1979 Quote
taunton-hobbit Posted February 25, 2024 Posted February 25, 2024 The one I prefer is Jah Marcus Dubplate? 😎 1 Quote
Reggaebass Posted February 25, 2024 Author Posted February 25, 2024 18 minutes ago, taunton-hobbit said: The one I prefer is Jah Marcus Dubplate? 😎 Is that the white label one? Don’t think it’s on YT Quote
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