Reggay Undercover Vol 1: 14 Scorching Ska Rocksteady & Reggay Covers From Jam...
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Reggay Undercover Vol 1: 14 Scorching Ska Rocksteady & Reggay Covers From Jamaica 1964-1970 (LP)

Harlem Shuffle

Cat: HSRSSLP 0004. Rel: 27 Mar 23
Reggae Classics/Oldies/Ska


Side 1 - Track 1. Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Kansas City (instrumental) Side 1 - Track 2. Bongo Man Byfield - Bongo Man Side 1 - Track 3. The Techniques - What'cha Gonna Do Side 1 - Track 4. Eric Monty Morris - If I Didn't Love You Side 1 - Track 5. Trevor & The Maytones - Everyday Is Like A Holiday Side 1 - Track 6. The Uniques - Just A Mirage Side 1 - Track 7. Patsy Todd - Retreat Song Side 2 - Track 1. Roland Alphonso & The Beverley's All Stars - Charade Side 2 - Track 2. Lee Perry - Something You've Got Side 2 - Track 3. The Upsetters & Count Prince Miller - Mule Train (Upsetters version) Side 2 - Track 4. Alton Ellis - Trying To Reach My Goal Side 2 - Track 5. Harry J All Stars - Je T'aime Side 2 - Track 6. Ken Boothe - Is It Because I'm Black (UK mix) Side 2 - Track 7. The Messengers - Crowded City

Here comes a new V/A that toys with a great idea - there are no real "covers". Everything is a remix, so all musicians are "undercover'. Harlem Shuffle present this compilation to us as a convincing corollary. Many Jamaican reggae, ska and rocksteady musicians from the 1960s were fascinated by genres from jazz to rock to film soundtracks, and covered them readily. The twist is that none of these covers are of well-known pop songs; selected by expert DJ Helea, all are carefully picked to highlight Jamaican musicians' knowledge and enthusiasm for underground and lesser-known music from across the board.


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