Ken Boothe - Prince Jammy

[Lion]

Recommend 2nd hands shops.
Pass the shops and get the luck.
And checks webshops like Graal records etc.
You are no good is not on album of Cornell (shit).
I don't remmomend shops it's a long time that i was in uk(London).

Lion

[6anbatte]

Thanks for your help Lion. Much appreciated. Apologies for the assumption you were in the UK. Where are you based?

[Lion]

The Herb country Holland.

From the 79/80 still now get most of my stuff
Dubvendor/Jetstar/fatshadow/etc
Jamaica/Ernie B etc.
And some shops in Holland.

Lion

[6anbatte]

Hi Lion

Holland? Excellent!

Thanks for the info.

[django]

>>>>What's the original Cornell Campbell track like?<<<<<

The Cornell Campbell was the cover version, the original was by Boothe at Studio One c.1966.

Errol Dunkley's "Holding On" is a version to the Jammy$ cut, with Ranking Dread on the DJ section.

[Lion]

I was looking beside ST 1.
Org is KB in 1966 with the Soulbrothers band.

Cornell version is early reggae stuff.

Lion

[6anbatte]

Hi django

Thank you for that.
I dug out my copy of KB's 'A Man And His Hits at Studio One' album and it is attributed to 'K.Boothe - C.Dodd'. In the liner notes KB is quoted as saying that 'It was cut in '66 going into '67.'

Yes, 'Holding On'!! That's right. Thank you for that as well.

[6anbatte]

Hi Jah Glu

Just listened to Scientist Rids The World Of The Evil Curse of The Vampires and I hear where you are coming from. Track 2 - Dance Of The Vampires - 'You are no good, you are no good for the things you do in front of me...'

Great track, but definitely not a version of KB's 'You're No Good'.

Any ideas anyone?

[6anbatte]

Hi Jah Glu

Just seen on another thread that 'Dance Of The Vampires' is the dub cut of 'You Are No Good' by Michael Prophet.

[Lion]

Ken Booth Singel is on St1. Supreme label '66

Lion