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02-02-2018, 08:12 PM | #22031 (permalink) | |
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but it's Tommy McCook's Supersonics band and not The Revolutionaries (originally under Errol Brown's name). That makes it a Treasure Isle studio band and not a Channel One one. If you want the best of both worlds, I would suggest the following incredible dub album. This is actually The Revolutionaries, doing a dub version of the majority of the best reggae album ever released from the Virgin Front Line - The Mighty Diamonds' Right Time. Also, it features Tommy McCook - playing in the Channel One studios, so you get, as I said, both worlds. Sly Dunbar and Ansel Collins also do more than just show up! |
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Outstanding! Thanks so much for sharing the knowledge! I'll definitely look into it.
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02-03-2018, 04:37 AM | #22036 (permalink) |
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I suck at the genre too. I cheated my way through Warcraft 1 back in the day. There's just some kind of attraction to watching your little empire grow, going from a small hut and a peasant to something that covers several screens.
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