THE SLICKERS Breakthrough + dubs 1979 LEE PERRY ALBUM
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Jul 23, 2005 Sold Date
Jul 16, 2005 Start Date
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original 1979 Jamaican reggae album produced by The Rootsman: The Slickers BREAKTHROUGH (Tad's Records)


THE SLICKERS
BREAKTHROUGH
original pressing

This amazing album was mostly recorded at Lee Perry's Black Ark Studio in Washington Gardens in Kingston Jamaica and then revitalized by Prince Douglas Levy at Bullwackies in New York for Tad's Records. Earl Chin 'The Rootsman' had a major hand in this, The Slickers first album, which was also arranged by Augustus Pablo, Jeffrey Chung and Sylvan Morris. Pablo also plays keyboards & melodica. The Slickers, whose major claim to fame was their seminal rude bwoy anthem "Johnny Too Bad" featured in the film THE HARDER THEY COME, revisit their hit in a disco style with an extended Upsetter dub in BREAKTHROUGH. All of the A Side features the 'Disco Style' mixes that include major dub sections mixed by Scratch. All original tunes. Bubbling out of Babylon with a vengeance BREAKTHROUGH is another major achievement in sound judgement. Read my Scratch liner notes and hear & see my Lee Perry interviews at midnightdread.com for more from The Upsetter & Midnight Dread. The ORIGINAL Tad's Records vinyl is in excellent condition. It has no skips, no scratches, no surface noise, no warp and no hand-writing anywhere. In its ORIGINAL excellent condition cover with no seam splits, corner bends or disc imprints (see photo). text on covers & labels:
THE SLICKERS
BREAKTHROUGH
SIDE A
1. Marcus - Disco Style
2. Johnny Too Bad - Disco Style
3. Every Wolf - Disco Style
SIDE B
1. Give Us A Break
2. Run Come
3. African Children
4. Black And White

"Ever since the release of Johnny Too Bad over a decade ago, we have been waiting for an Album from the Slickers...Nothing can manifest before its time and JAH say the time is Now, for each and everyone to experience some uplifting music. For verification kindly place this album on your turn table and allow your consciousness to be evoluted to higher dimension of consciousness JAH, JAH, JAH...." -Earl Chin (liner notes)

Drums... Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace
Bass... Robbie Shakespeare, Jeffrey Chung
Keyboards... Augustus Pablo, Robbie Linn
Guitar... Mikey Chung, Earl 'Chixio' Smith
Melodica... Augustus Pablo
Percussion... Earl Chin, Jeffrey Chung
Album Cover... L.A.M.1 Graphics
Art... Jah Mal
Recorded at... Black Ark and Harry J. Studio
Mixed by... J. Chung
Arrangement by... Earl Chin, Augustus Pablo, J. Chung
Engineer... Lee "Scratch" Perry, S. Morris
Edited by Wackies House Of Music...Duglas Levy
Produced by Earl Chin, Tad Dawkins for Rootsman Production Inc.
All Rights are Reserved, seen

Matrix #s & inscriptions: TRD-LP 101679 A / TRD-LP 101679 B Go to midnightdread.com to read my interviews with Lee Perry and to learn more about Midnight Dread, reggae and world music through the additional information available there. Look for other rare & original Jamaican & Upsetter vinyl recordings now and in the future from midnightdread on eBay.

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