VA - Lee "Scratch" Perry: Tighten Up (2018)

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Artist: VA
Title: Lee "Scratch" Perry: Tighten Up
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: BMG
Genre: Reggae
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 01:48:00
Total Size: 500 MB | 247 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:
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CD1
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01. The Upsetters - Return Of Django 02:31
02. Susan Cadogan - Hurt So Good 03:05
03. Max Romeo - Sipple Out Deh (War In Babylon) (Jamaican Mix) 03:39
04. Junior Byles - Curly Locks 03:02
05. The Inspirations - Tighten Up 02:42
06. Susan Cadogan - Fever 02:26
07. Gregory Isaacs - Mr. Cop 03:58
08. Lee "Scratch" Perry - People Funny Boy 02:36
09. The Meditations - Think So 03:36
10. Junior Murvin - Bad Weed (12" Mix) 08:15
11. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Roast Fish and Corn Bread (Jamaican Mix) 03:36
12. The Gatherers - Words Of My Mouth 03:35
13. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Soul Fire 03:54
14. Junior Delgado - Sons Of Slaves (12" Version) 06:39

CD2
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01. Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Full Experience - Disco Devil (7" Mix) 03:31
02. Max Romeo & The Upsetters - Three Blind Mice 02:55
03. Junior Byles - A Place Called Africa 02:42
04. Bunny Rugs & Ricky Storm - Bushweed Corntrash 03:26
05. The Upsetters - Dollar In The Teeth 02:35
06. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Stay Dread 02:10
07. Lee "Scratch" Perry - White Belly Rat 04:22
08. Neville Grant - Sick And Tired 02:29
09. Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Enter the Dragon 02:16
10. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Big Neck Policeman 03:38
11. Lee "Scratch" Perry - Free Up the Prisoners (12" Mix) 12:47
12. Lee "Scratch" Perry - City Too Hot (7" Mix) 04:06
13. Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo - Bad Food 03:54
14. Prince Jazzbo & Max Romeo - Ital Corner 03:35

Enigmatic artist-songwriter-producer Lee 'Scratch' Perry has played a significant role in shaping the sound of popular Jamaican music through a succession of sublime and often ground-breaking recordings. Soon after launching his Upsetter Records label in 1968, he produced the internationally successful 7" single 'Return Of Django' c/w 'Dollar In The Teeth', which reached number 5 in the UK charts the following year. Further bestselling singles and albums immediately followed, and late in 1973 he opened his Black Ark studio from where he set about creating an astounding body of work that included an array of major reggae hits, performed by some of Jamaica's finest talents. This 2CD collection, features 28 significant productions from the sixties and seventies, with highlights including the aforementioned Upsetters' double-header, 'Hurt So Good', 'Curly Locks', 'Mr Cop' and 'Sipple Out Deh' aka 'War Ina Babylon'

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