Prince Fatty - Supersize

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Jan 23, 2020 Sold Date

Aug 28, 2018 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Supersize
Genre: Reggae Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Mr Bongo Titelanzahl: 11

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Winston Francis / Prince Fatty - Dry Your Tears 2. Dennis Alcapone / Little Roy / Prince Fatty - Still I Wanna Love You 3. Horseman / Prince Fatty - Shimmy Shimmy Ya 4. Dennis Alcapone / Hollie Cook / Prince Fatty - That Very Night In Dub 5. Little Roy / Prince Fatty - Need It 6. Naty / Prince Fatty - Bedroom Eyes Dub 7. Winston Francis / Prince Fatty - Aint Got It 8. Little Roy / Prince Fatty - Columbus 9. Winston Francis / Horseman / Prince Fatty - Come On Girl [Disco Mix] 10. Little Roy / Prince Fatty - Roof Over My Dub 11. Horseman / Prince Fatty - Insane In the Membrane

Beschreibung

British producer Mike Pelanconi has been releasing albums under the name Prince Fatty since 2005, when he had an unexpected hit with a one-off reggae tune he composed to help an urban clothing line celebrate its 25th anniversary. His third effort in this vein features contributions from some members of reggae's royalty whom he has befriended over the years: Little Roy, Dennis Alcapone, Winston Francis, and Hollie Cook (daughter of Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook and also a former member of the Slits). It also showcases the talents of some of England's finest reggae sessioneers, including Carlton "Bubblers" Ogilvie (on keyboards and bass) and multi-instrumentalist Black Steel. The resulting sound is faithful to reggae tradition without sounding like slavish imitation. There are originals alongside cover versions of classic reggae tracks: Tinga Stewart's "Dry Your Tears" is given an uptempo, near-ska treatment; there is a dubwise rendition of the Mighty Diamonds' "Roof Over My Head"; and Winston Francis delivers a very fine vocal on an equally dubbed-up arrangement of Curtis Mayfield's "Ain't Got Time." But most striking are Prince Fatty's appropriations of unexpected hip-hop material, such as Ol' Dirty Bastard's "Shimmy Shimmy Ya" and an almost unrecognizable reconstitution of Cypress Hill's "Insane in the Brain." All of it is great fun: funky, rootsy, respectful reggae that never makes the mistake of being too reverent. If only the album were more than 37 minutes long. [An LP version was released in 2014.] ~ Rick Anderson

Rick Anderson