RECO RODREGREZ In Reggae Land Tribute to Don Drummonds Rare Orig UK Pama Ska LP
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Oct 14, 2018 Sold Date
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Reco Rodregrez

Reco in Reggae Land

Very Rare Original UK LP released on Pama Economy Records in 1969. 1st UK pressing on the Orange Economy label, the sleeve is laminated on the front with flipbacks on the rear, it also comes  with the original Tracing paper inner back with was still folded at the corners  and due to the perfect centre holes I don't think its ever been played but it  does show some light marking from been stored for so many years.

Matrix No's

Side One - ECO LP 14 A 1B

Side Two - ECO LP 14 B 1B


One of the most prolific session players of Jamaica's pre-ska era, trombonist  Rico Rodriguez later emerged as a catalyst behind the U.K.'s Two-Tone movement  of the late '70s, recording both as a solo artist and as a member of the  legendary Specials. Born October 17, 1934, his musical pursuits began while  attending Kingston's Alpha Cottage School, an institution for wayward boys,  where he studied trombone under the legendary Don Drummond. In the years to  follow, Rodriguez emerged as one of Jamaica's most highly regarded session  musicians, often working under the direction of the renowned producer Duke Reid.  In 1961, in the months prior to the explosion of the ska phenomenon, he  relocated to the U.K., where he recorded a number of sides for the fledgling  Island label and gigged extensively on the jazz and R&B circuits, playing with  Georgie Fame's Blue Flames and others. He also remained a top-notch session man,  appearing on Sugar & Dandy's 1967 classic "A Message to You Rudy," among others.

Man from Wareika Despite maintaining a permanent residence in Britain, Rodriguez  held fast to his strong Rastafarian beliefs, and Island frequently paid for him  to return to Kingston to record with the city's most prominent session players;  while his forte remained jazz, he adapted brilliantly to any environment, and  applied his improvisational skills to productions from notables including Sly &  Robbie.


Track Listing

Side One

1 Tribute To Don Drummond
2 Anancy Rumba
3 Rainbow Into The Rio Mino
4 Sweet Chariot
5 Tom Jones
6 Scare Face

Side Two

1 Trombone Man
2 Japanese Invasion
3 Top Of The Class
4 Black Milk
5 Stranger On The Shore
6 Place In The Sun

 

  • Released on Pama Economy Records in  1969

  • Catalogue Number ECO 14

  • Record is in Ex ++ condition (a little light surface marking from the tracing paper inner sleeve)

  • Sleeve is in Near Mint condition

 

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