Delroy_Wilson-Dub_Plate_Style-CD-2009-RAC

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2009-09-20

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                    Delroy Wilson - Dub Plate Style


 Artist   : Delroy Wilson
 Album    : Dub Plate Style
 Year     : 2009
 Genre    : Reggae
 Source   : CDDA
 Label    : Pressure Sounds
 CatNr    : PSCD64
 URL      : http://www.pressure.co.uk/
 Date     : 08-09-2009
 Quality  : VBR
 Size     : 77,1 MB
 Time     : 57:20 min



  01  a bright and sunny day                      03:19
  02  you have to get a beating                   02:24
  03  im still waiting                            04:09
  04  can i change my mind                        03:34
  05  find yourself another girl                  02:37
  06  ms grace                                    02:37
  07  living in the footstep of another man       03:20
  08  better must come                            02:36
  09  rain from the skies                         02:30
  10  joe liges                                   02:15
  11  i am doing my thing                         02:43
  12  she is just a play girl                     03:03
  13  love uprising                               02:36
  14  here come the heartaches                    03:05
  15  who cares                                   03:14
  16  mash it up                                  02:12
  17  stick by me                                 03:12
  18  you are mine                                02:07
  19  conquer me                                  03:01
  20  do good (everyone will be judged)           02:46



  Delroy Wilson was one of the truly great voices of Jamaican music. He
  started recording in the mid sixties and continued right up to his
  untimely death in 1995. The tracks on æDub Plate StyleÆ were originally
  released on an album called æ20 Golden GreatsÆ. At first glance the
  material on this album might appear unremarkable. You will have seen
  many of the tracks on singles or on other albums and, in most cases,
  heard the majority of these songs elsewhere. But what you will not have
  heard is these particular songs mixed by Prince Jammy.

  At the time Jammy was working extensively with the producer of this set,
  Bunny æStrikerÆ Lee, and was at the beginning of his own production
  career. Totally in tune with what was currently being played on Kingston
  Æs sound systems. These mixes were clearly aimed at a sound system
  audience. Consequently they are mixed quite differently from other
  versions of the same songs. Deep heavy mixes that have a rawness and
  sparseness that were perfect for Jamaican Sound Systems. That was the
  original target audience for the mixes on this album.

  There was a brief period, around late 1977, when it looked as if the
  type of sound system mixes that had always been popular with operators
  and selectors might actually become part of the reggae mainstream. With
  his finely tuned antennae Striker picked up on this potential new market
  and gave these recordings to Count Shelly to release. The album, æTwenty
  Golden GreatsÆ, came out in early 1978 with no real indication of what
  might be in the grooves. It appeared on ShellyÆs London based Third
  World label and, was never pressed in Jamaica . The record sold in very
  small numbers and then disappeared. It has since become a collectorÆs
  item. Truly rare and totally unique. There are very few albums like this
  that ever appeared in the history of reggae. A remix album before such a
  genre had become part of popular culture.

  This is album is a soulful gem. Re-packaged and re-mastered from the
  original master tapes. We have some super rare flyers and graphics
  included in our artwork. ItÆs a quality package for one of Jamaica Æs
  greatest ever vocalists. Delroy Wilson as you have never heard him
  before. Remixed by Prince Jammy and executive-produced by Bunny
  æStrikerÆ Lee.


  (http://www.pressure.co.uk/item/PSCD64/)

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