tune id please

[steady rockin]

a wicked dub track labeled:
The Upsetters ~ "Strictly Rockers"
has a vocal sample:
"as long as you wake up and see the sun, its a good day."

i was wondering if ayone knew the name of the original track and who sings it.

thanks.

[Ron]

I haven't yet heard of a track called "Strictly Rockers". Not by the Upsetters, that is.
What record is it on ?

[steady rockin]

yeah, i've checked all the upsetters albums and can't find it.

its on a cd titled:

7X7: Lee 'Scratch' Perry VS. King Tubby In Dub

Maybe its mislabeled on that cd.

Do the lyrics sound familiar?

[steady rockin]

here is a windows media player link:
http://mfile3.akamai.com/23700/wm2/muze ... obj=v30909

here is a real player link:
http://mfile3.akamai.com/23700/rm/muze. ... obj=v30909

[Rob Strictly-Rockers]

Couldn't gat those links to work.

Regards

Rob

[DWick]

I haven't heard the CD, but I know that the disc has nothing to do with Lee Perry or The Upsetters. It is probably a Tubby tune. Sorry, the lyrics don't sound familiar.

DWick

[steady rockin]

sorry about that last one, here is a link to a site that allows you to listen to a sample:

http://www.emusic.com/album/11014/11014094.html

it does have a king tubby sound to it. did he ever produce any upsetters stuff?

[saxon sounds]

This site says it is improperly credited to Scratch:

http://www.upsetter.net/scratch/disco/bogus.htm

Sorry, not familiar with the original. The riddim is a version of "Pick Up The Pieces"

[Jackie P]

*"as long as you wake up and see the sun, its a good day"*

This lyric was used over the "Pick Up The Pieces" rhythm by Pat Kelly on his single "Its A Good Day", produced by Ossie Hibbert.

[steady rockin]

thanks!!!