Cultural Roots- Mr Boss Man b/w Version........Germain USA 12..........1979
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23
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30
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Description
This is the release with the black Germain Revolutionary Sounds label........It uses the same master and matrix number as the version with the white and blue label............DG-0054-A Mr.Bossman/ Cultural Roots K.K. Mastering and DG-0054-B Mr. Dub b man a Boss K.K. Mastering K.K.Mastering at this time had moved from Jamaica to Florida so it is safe to assume that this record was pressed in the USA. This rhythm was also used by Barrington Levy for his tune " Whom Shall I Be Afraid Of " A lovely, hard and strong rhythm produced by D.Germain. The vinyl is visually graded as VG+, there is a small pressing dimple at the edge of the record but this is before the groove even starts, both labels are clean and mark free. The record plays very well with a couple of slight crackles right at the fade out on side one, and one click just before the music even starts on side two, but a nice clean copy otherwise. The A side is an extended cut with the vocal leading into the dub and the B side has a great dub cut of the rhythm. If you require tracked postage please state before invoicing as tracked postage does cost more.
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