Re: Roots Archives-Some corrections

Just noticed this. The sound man Fatman (Kenneth Gordon) is mixed up with the Inner Circle Fatman (Roger Lewis).

In this page (Roger Lewis)
http://www.roots-archives.com/artist/599

these productions really ought to be put under Fatman (UK);

some new pictures

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VKEFBZEL

Never understood why these two albums are listed as the same set but alternative versions;

The latter is rather a compilation of singles and stuff than the same as Trafalgar Square. The track listing is somewhat overlapping but it is more or less a different album.

Title Cool People is actually called Cool Profile on my copy (Silver Camel) and also on the reissue LP (Culture Press).

Rhythm Guitar: Mr. Toney Chin (Toney)
Lead Guitar: Mr. Earl CHina Smith
Drums: Mr. Carlton Santa Davis
Aqustic Piano: Mr. Keith Sterling
Bass: George Fullwood (Fully)
Vocal Backings: Sisters Rita & Judy - Brothers Barry & Earl

Recorded at: Joe Gibbs - Harry J. Kingston, Jamaica
Engineers: Sylvan Morris & Errol Thompson
Produced by: D. Russell

Special thanks to all the musicians that make the album possible:
The Big Youth Backing Band - The Arkangels

Organ Clarinet: Mr. Earl Wier Lindo
Trambone: Mr. Vincent Gordon
Alto Sax: Mr. Marques
Trumpet: Mr. Bobbie Ellis
Percussion: Stick, S. Morris, Big Youth, Santa, Wire.

http://www.roots-archives.com/forum/read.php?6,66937,page=2

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/2529

There are two versions of that album.
The original has 9 tracks.

The re-issue CD has 10 tracks, at the end :

10. Dub Recipe For A King

Also on the re-issue CD, track 1 has a alternate mix to "Where Eagles Dare" and is shortened to 3'47" (original LP dub cut is 6'29" long).

N.

Are you sure Nicholas, cause I remember you 'suspect' there to be another issue, but is it confirmed?

http://www.bloodandfire.co.uk/db/viewtopic.php?t=32027&sid=af6bcff659739caf5b6a43223a182dbb

When I posted on the b&f board I was at the beginning of my thoughts about that LP. But I've got no answer.
When I check the moodiscrecords website shop, it still offers the LP with 9 tracks but the CD version comes with 10 tracks, mentioning a "bonus track": "Dub Recipe For A King", but does not mention any other difference, ie the first track being is an alternate, shorter mix. I don't think the other tracks are different, but I'll check that later.
That led me to the conclusion the alternate version is the re-issue CD only...
If someone has seen an LP with the 10 tracks, I'd still like to know.

N.

This one has a wrong song name.

http://www.roots-archives.com/release/984

War Is The Dance

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Worries in the Dance