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Niney the Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming to- Niney The Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming To Dinner: The Observer Singles 1973-1975 / Various

SKU: 5013929283749
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Niney the Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming to- Niney The Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming To Dinner: The Observer Singles 1973-1975 / Various
Niney the Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming to- Niney The Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming To Dinner: The Observer Singles 1973-1975 / Various

15 tracks new to CD. Collects some of the biggest Jamaican hits of the early-to-mid 70s. Having enjoyed his first major Jamaican hit in 1971 with the ground-breaking single 'Blood And Fire', Winston Holness aka Niney 'The Observer' set about establishing a reputation as one of the island's most accomplished and innovative record producers. Within two years of his breakthrough hit, he had built a strong fan-base both within the land of his birth and in the UK, having issued a series of popular singles featuring himself and a small but impressive roster of local artists that included Big Youth, Max Romeo, Delroy Wilson and U Roy. 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner' comprises the very best of these works, commencing with Ken Boothe's hugely popular 1973 Jamaican chart-topping version of 'Silver Words'. Other highlights include Delroy Wilson's popular interpretations of 'Halfway Up The Stairs' and 'I Can't Help Myself' while there are also numerous early roots classics, most notably the title track, 'Rasta No Born Ya', 'Nice And Easy', 'Every Natty Want To Go Home'. Including 15 tracks that have remained unavailable on any format since their original release in the 70s, this 2CD collection demonstrates why Niney deserves to be ranked among the finest music makers to have first made their mark on the Jamaican music scene during the most creative period in the long and illustrious history of reggae music.

Track List

  1. Silver Words - Ken Boothe
  2. Rasta No Born Ya - Sang Hug
  3. The Bold One - the Observers
  4. Salt ; Pepper - Winston Wright
  5. Hey Little Girl - Hubert Lee
  6. No Portion a Gal - Sang Hugh
  7. Melancholy Rock - Winston Wright
  8. Have Some Mercy - Delroy Wilson
  9. Different Fashion - the Observers
  10. Beardman Shuffle - Ansel Collins
  11. Hail I Aka Taking a View - Niney
  12. Let Your Love Come - Keeling Beckford
  13. Half Way Up the Stairs - Delroy Wilson
  14. Children of the Ghetto - Astley Bennett
  15. Dub from the Ghetto - the Observers
  16. King Rasta - the Meditators
  17. Sugar Pie - Delroy Wilson
  18. New Style - Niney ; the Observers
  19. Wild Goose Chase - Big Youth ; Dennis Brown
  20. Inbound Train - Ansel Collins Meets the Observer
  21. One Train Load of Collie - Tommy McCook ; the Observers
  22. Train from the West - U Roy
  23. Daughter Gets Hot - Niney ; the Observers
  24. Ride on Ride on - Big Youth ; Dennis Brown
  25. Pressure Locks - Niney ; the Observers
  26. Ital Correction - Niney the Observer
  27. Selassie Ship - Niney the Observer
  28. Babylonian - Earth ; Stone
  29. Fire Bunn - Big Youth
  30. Fire Organ - the Observers
  31. Mr. Finnigan - Big Youth
  32. Bring the Cuchie Come - Niney
  33. Cuchie Dub - the Observer
  34. For I - David Jahson
  35. In the Morning - Roman Stewart
  36. False Rasta - Delroy Wilson
  37. Clap the Ba Ba - Michael Rose
  38. Leggo the Wrong - Astley Bennett
  39. Leggo the Wrong Version - Astley Bennett
  40. Push de Broom - Max Romeo
  41. Impact Program - the Observers
  42. African Train - Errol Flabba Holt
  43. Bur O Boy - Junior Byles
  44. Nice and Easy - Horace Andy
  45. Nice Version - the Observers
  46. Every Natty Wants to Go Home - Junior Delgado
  47. Dreadlocks Coming for Dinner - Michael Rose
  48. Prophesy Fulfil - Glasford Manning
  49. Zorro - Tommy McCook ; the Observers
Format: New CD/Reggae

Niney the Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming to- Niney The Observer Presents Dreadlocks Coming To Dinner: The Observer Singles 1973-1975 / Various

SKU: 5013929283749
Regular price ¥151.00
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Release Date: 3.15.24

 
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15 tracks new to CD. Collects some of the biggest Jamaican hits of the early-to-mid 70s. Having enjoyed his first major Jamaican hit in 1971 with the ground-breaking single 'Blood And Fire', Winston Holness aka Niney 'The Observer' set about establishing a reputation as one of the island's most accomplished and innovative record producers. Within two years of his breakthrough hit, he had built a strong fan-base both within the land of his birth and in the UK, having issued a series of popular singles featuring himself and a small but impressive roster of local artists that included Big Youth, Max Romeo, Delroy Wilson and U Roy. 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner' comprises the very best of these works, commencing with Ken Boothe's hugely popular 1973 Jamaican chart-topping version of 'Silver Words'. Other highlights include Delroy Wilson's popular interpretations of 'Halfway Up The Stairs' and 'I Can't Help Myself' while there are also numerous early roots classics, most notably the title track, 'Rasta No Born Ya', 'Nice And Easy', 'Every Natty Want To Go Home'. Including 15 tracks that have remained unavailable on any format since their original release in the 70s, this 2CD collection demonstrates why Niney deserves to be ranked among the finest music makers to have first made their mark on the Jamaican music scene during the most creative period in the long and illustrious history of reggae music.

Track List

  1. Silver Words - Ken Boothe
  2. Rasta No Born Ya - Sang Hug
  3. The Bold One - the Observers
  4. Salt ; Pepper - Winston Wright
  5. Hey Little Girl - Hubert Lee
  6. No Portion a Gal - Sang Hugh
  7. Melancholy Rock - Winston Wright
  8. Have Some Mercy - Delroy Wilson
  9. Different Fashion - the Observers
  10. Beardman Shuffle - Ansel Collins
  11. Hail I Aka Taking a View - Niney
  12. Let Your Love Come - Keeling Beckford
  13. Half Way Up the Stairs - Delroy Wilson
  14. Children of the Ghetto - Astley Bennett
  15. Dub from the Ghetto - the Observers
  16. King Rasta - the Meditators
  17. Sugar Pie - Delroy Wilson
  18. New Style - Niney ; the Observers
  19. Wild Goose Chase - Big Youth ; Dennis Brown
  20. Inbound Train - Ansel Collins Meets the Observer
  21. One Train Load of Collie - Tommy McCook ; the Observers
  22. Train from the West - U Roy
  23. Daughter Gets Hot - Niney ; the Observers
  24. Ride on Ride on - Big Youth ; Dennis Brown
  25. Pressure Locks - Niney ; the Observers
  26. Ital Correction - Niney the Observer
  27. Selassie Ship - Niney the Observer
  28. Babylonian - Earth ; Stone
  29. Fire Bunn - Big Youth
  30. Fire Organ - the Observers
  31. Mr. Finnigan - Big Youth
  32. Bring the Cuchie Come - Niney
  33. Cuchie Dub - the Observer
  34. For I - David Jahson
  35. In the Morning - Roman Stewart
  36. False Rasta - Delroy Wilson
  37. Clap the Ba Ba - Michael Rose
  38. Leggo the Wrong - Astley Bennett
  39. Leggo the Wrong Version - Astley Bennett
  40. Push de Broom - Max Romeo
  41. Impact Program - the Observers
  42. African Train - Errol Flabba Holt
  43. Bur O Boy - Junior Byles
  44. Nice and Easy - Horace Andy
  45. Nice Version - the Observers
  46. Every Natty Wants to Go Home - Junior Delgado
  47. Dreadlocks Coming for Dinner - Michael Rose
  48. Prophesy Fulfil - Glasford Manning
  49. Zorro - Tommy McCook ; the Observers