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Format: 2LP
Label: Tabou1
Year: 2024
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
A1 Stage Intro
A2 Puff She Puff
A3 I Love King Selassie
B1 Mondays
B2 Youth Of Eglington
B3 Chill Out
C1 Darkness
C2 Whole World Is Africa
D1 Happiness
D2 Sponji Reggae
D3 Sensimilla
Recorded in 1982, features an augmented reality cover.
PERSONNEL:
Bass – Robbie Shakespeare
Drums – Sly Dunbar
Guitar – Darryl Thompson
Harmony Vocals – Derrick "Duckie" Simpson, Sandra "Puma" Jones
Keyboards – Franklyn "Bubbler" Waul
Lead Vocals – Michael Rose
Percussion – Christopher "Skyjuice" Burth
In 1982, Santa Cruz-based DJ Lance Linares contacted the Black Uhuru organization and proposed organizing a concert in Soledad Prison, where Linares did volunteer social work. To his surprise, his idea was enthusiastically accepted and the band performed to a packed house at Soledad Prison. What we hear on this double LP is the entire concert, which was broadcast live on KUSP, and which can be considered the reggae equivalent of American legend Johnny Cash's legendary live recording in Folsom.
Label: Tabou1
Year: 2024
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
A1 Stage Intro
A2 Puff She Puff
A3 I Love King Selassie
B1 Mondays
B2 Youth Of Eglington
B3 Chill Out
C1 Darkness
C2 Whole World Is Africa
D1 Happiness
D2 Sponji Reggae
D3 Sensimilla
Recorded in 1982, features an augmented reality cover.
PERSONNEL:
Bass – Robbie Shakespeare
Drums – Sly Dunbar
Guitar – Darryl Thompson
Harmony Vocals – Derrick "Duckie" Simpson, Sandra "Puma" Jones
Keyboards – Franklyn "Bubbler" Waul
Lead Vocals – Michael Rose
Percussion – Christopher "Skyjuice" Burth
In 1982, Santa Cruz-based DJ Lance Linares contacted the Black Uhuru organization and proposed organizing a concert in Soledad Prison, where Linares did volunteer social work. To his surprise, his idea was enthusiastically accepted and the band performed to a packed house at Soledad Prison. What we hear on this double LP is the entire concert, which was broadcast live on KUSP, and which can be considered the reggae equivalent of American legend Johnny Cash's legendary live recording in Folsom.