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Ska Madness! 20 Reggae Classics Which Inspired the Two Tone Revolution (2010)
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Track List
01) Rudy a Message to You
02) Long Shot Kick De Bucket
03) (People Get Ready) Let's Do Rocksteady
04) Jackpot
05) Carry Go Bring Come
06) Skinhead Moonstomp
07) My Boy Lollipop (Rhythm From My Collie)
08) Rough Rider
09) Monkey Man
10) Liquidator
11) Too Experienced
12) Starvation
13) 007 (Shanty Town)
14) Sea Cruise
15) Time Hard
16) Train to Skaville
17) Fattie Fattie
18) Can't Get Used to Losing You
19) Elizabethan Reggae
20) Enjoy Yourself
01) Rudy a Message to You
02) Long Shot Kick De Bucket
03) (People Get Ready) Let's Do Rocksteady
04) Jackpot
05) Carry Go Bring Come
06) Skinhead Moonstomp
07) My Boy Lollipop (Rhythm From My Collie)
08) Rough Rider
09) Monkey Man
10) Liquidator
11) Too Experienced
12) Starvation
13) 007 (Shanty Town)
14) Sea Cruise
15) Time Hard
16) Train to Skaville
17) Fattie Fattie
18) Can't Get Used to Losing You
19) Elizabethan Reggae
20) Enjoy Yourself
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British bands like the Specials took Jamaican ska and rocksteady and then speeded the whole thing up and tossed in just a dash of punk to create the British pop ska explosion of the late '70s. This 20-track set collects some of the Jamaican originals that inspired the whole thing, and sides like Justin Hinds’ “Carry Go Bring Come,” the Maytals’ “Monkey Man,” Desmond Dekker’s “007 (Shanty Town),” and the Ethiopians’ “Train to Skaville” would be classic recordings in a discussion about any era or genre. It’s possible to look at this release as an introduction to the so-called Two Tone Revolution in Britain, but it’s also possible to just view it as a nice set of classic Jamaican singles. Either way, it’s fun.
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British bands like the Specials took Jamaican ska and rocksteady and then speeded the whole thing up and tossed in just a dash of punk to create the British pop ska explosion of the late '70s. This 20-track set collects some of the Jamaican originals that inspired the whole thing, and sides like Justin Hinds’ “Carry Go Bring Come,” the Maytals’ “Monkey Man,” Desmond Dekker’s “007 (Shanty Town),” and the Ethiopians’ “Train to Skaville” would be classic recordings in a discussion about any era or genre. It’s possible to look at this release as an introduction to the so-called Two Tone Revolution in Britain, but it’s also possible to just view it as a nice set of classic Jamaican singles. Either way, it’s fun.
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