Studio One Roots Vol.1 Double Vinyl LP New Sealed
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Studio One Roots Vol.1 Double Vinyl LP New Sealed
Side 1 1. The Cyclones - "Meditation" (with Count Ossie) (2:34) 2. Cornell Campbell - "Natty Don't Go" (with The Brentford Rockers) (3:06) 3. Freddie McGregor - "Africa Here I Come" (with The Sound Dimension) (5:22) 4. Bunnie & Skitter - "Lumumbo" (2:31)
Side 2 1. Willie Williams - "Addis A Baba" (with The All Stars) (3:34) 2. L Crosdale - "Set Me Free" (with Drum Bago & The Rebel Group) (3:23) 3. Leroy Wallace - "Far Beyond" (with The New Establishment) (3:42) 4. Lennie Hibbert - "More Creation" (4:15)
Side 3 1. Alton Ellis - "Blackish White" (with The Sound Dimension) (2:29) 2. Winston Jarrett - "Fear Not" (with The Sound Dimension) (2:48) 3. Devon 'Soul' Russell - "Drum Song" (3:51) 4. The Gaylads - "Africa" (3:23)
Side 4 1. Black Brothers - "School Children" (with The New Establishment) (2:52) 2. Linton Cooper - "You'll Get Your Pay" (with The Brentford Disco Set) (2:53) 3. Sound Dimension - "Congo Rock" (3:54) 4. Zoot Simms - "African Challenge" (3:14)
**Side 1:** The journey begins with The Cyclones' "Meditation," a soulful and meditative track featuring Count Ossie that sets a reflective tone. Cornell Campbell's "Natty Don't Go" follows with its infectious groove, accompanied by The Brentford Rockers, while Freddie McGregor's "Africa Here I Come" introduces a blend of reggae with the enchanting melodies of The Sound Dimension. The side concludes with the energetic "Lumumbo" by Bunnie & Skitter, leaving listeners eager for more.
**Side 2:** Willie Williams' "Addis A Baba" kicks off Side 2 with a hypnotic rhythm and captivating vocals alongside The All Stars. L Crosdale's "Set Me Free" delivers a powerful message of liberation, enhanced by Drum Bago & The Rebel Group's dynamic instrumentation. Leroy Wallace's "Far Beyond" continues the exploration of sonic landscapes, leading into the smooth vibes of Lennie Hibbert's "More Creation."
**Side 3:** Alton Ellis' "Blackish White" opens Side 3 with poignant lyricism and The Sound Dimension's skillful instrumentation. Winston Jarrett's "Fear Not" follows suit with its uplifting message, while Devon 'Soul' Russell's "Drum Song" captivates with its rhythmic intensity. The side concludes with The Gaylads' "Africa," a soul-stirring anthem celebrating the continent's beauty and heritage.
**Side 4:** The final side begins with the thought-provoking "School Children" by Black Brothers, featuring The New Establishment's masterful accompaniment. Linton Cooper's "You'll Get Your Pay" maintains the momentum with its infectious groove, leading into the captivating sounds of Sound Dimension's "Congo Rock." Zoot Simms' "African Challenge" brings the album to a fitting close, leaving listeners with a sense of empowerment and inspiration.
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