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Track List
01) Keep on Moving
02) Don't Rock My Boat
03) Put It On
04) Fussing & Fighting
05) Duppy Conqueror
06) Memphis
07) Riding High
08) Kaya
09) African Herbsman
10) Stand Alone
11) Sun Is Shining
12) Brain Washing
01) Keep on Moving
02) Don't Rock My Boat
03) Put It On
04) Fussing & Fighting
05) Duppy Conqueror
06) Memphis
07) Riding High
08) Kaya
09) African Herbsman
10) Stand Alone
11) Sun Is Shining
12) Brain Washing
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4:32
3:32
2:28
3:24
2:09
2:45
2:38
2:23
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2:39
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First Released
1971
Reggae
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Originally issued only in Jamaica, this Lee Perry/Bob Marley-produced early-'70s album saw the Wailers continue their move from their ska and rocksteady roots to a more sparely produced form of early reggae, also moving toward more spiritual concerns and aspirations toward peaceful brotherhood in their lyrics. Actually, for a Lee Perry production it's rather on the basic no-frills side, with a stark ambience highlighting the vocal harmonies and throbbing bass. Few of these songs were destined to become among the more widely hailed efforts in the repertoire of Marley (who wrote most of the songs) or the Wailers -- "Don't Rock My Boat," "Duppy Conqueror" (titled "Duppy Conqueror V/4" on the CD reissue), and "Sun Is Shining" are about the most acclaimed of them. But it's a respectably strong set of material, with some mighty strong harmonies that echo their early heroes the Impressions (in fact, they cover Curtis Mayfield's "Keep On Moving" here) and dabs of light organ and melodica adding some color to the mix.
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Originally issued only in Jamaica, this Lee Perry/Bob Marley-produced early-'70s album saw the Wailers continue their move from their ska and rocksteady roots to a more sparely produced form of early reggae, also moving toward more spiritual concerns and aspirations toward peaceful brotherhood in their lyrics. Actually, for a Lee Perry production it's rather on the basic no-frills side, with a stark ambience highlighting the vocal harmonies and throbbing bass. Few of these songs were destined to become among the more widely hailed efforts in the repertoire of Marley (who wrote most of the songs) or the Wailers -- "Don't Rock My Boat," "Duppy Conqueror" (titled "Duppy Conqueror V/4" on the CD reissue), and "Sun Is Shining" are about the most acclaimed of them. But it's a respectably strong set of material, with some mighty strong harmonies that echo their early heroes the Impressions (in fact, they cover Curtis Mayfield's "Keep On Moving" here) and dabs of light organ and melodica adding some color to the mix.
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