Determination Showcase 1984 LP

[Dj VROOTS]

Someone knows this Lp:VArious Artists - Determination Showcase 1984.The Label???And more info????

[Rootikalist]

it's an USA LP from Mid 80's

can't really understand the label...check it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSuknoIfLwY

[hans]

http://www.popsike.com/DETERMINATION-SH ... 75422.html

"DETERMINATION SHOWCASE VOL 1

essential obscure roots tunes played by Jah Shaka back in the days .
photo will be added soon with tarck listing also .
with the shaka killer " the way of the father "
and the HUGE GANJA tune " forward Kaya" from rallin lamb & many more killers ..
last time seen on ebay was going for 118 pounds .....
coming straight from RootsTing own personnal collection ...
enjoy !! "

[imet]

it's somekind of a self produced album, the label is simply called determination...


hey, are u vroots80???
u should have gotten tikila track from me somewhere else...

cheers

[hans]

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2 ... 698,721093

Some more info about Pasley Graham (manager & co-producer of the album), Determination band (and The Mighty Invaders).

Album is recorded at Channel One + mixed at Channel One (and Tuff Gong I think).

[jah_vaults]

the Lp is on determination label as hans said produced by pasley graham

[Digikiller]

pure killer LP.

[jah_vaults]

they also have killer roots Lp hot hot hot on same determination label.

do they have anymore albums or just the two?

[imet]

instead of NOT SHOWCASE i would call it SHOWCASE vol 2, jah_vaults....


***edited after reading the following post: ahaha i never noticed hot hot hot was prior to the showcase... thanks my friend***

[bandit3]

as mentioned killer self produced LPs from USA both released in 1984 (besides being dated the photos used for the covers are from the same shoot). Hot Hot Hot was the earlier release (from matrix numbers)and not in showcase style. I do agree its redudant to call it vol. 1 if theres isnt another to follow. I had numerous copies of each at 1 point, if you have the chance to snag either do it (i might be able to help). these are the only 2 releases ive seen by the group as a whole, i do know rallin lamb has atleast 1 single, the title escapes me at the moment, was digi and i remember liking it but not loving it.

big ups on the article hans, up to this point i knew nothing besides what the sleeves revealed. cool to see mighty invaders mentioned as well. kayawah & movement band another of my fav east coast groups. speaking of kayawah, anyone heard their 12" titled 'murder'?