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It sounds to me like u just put your most obscure tracks together just to make it very hard!lol
But some wicked tunes in there, i only got 2!
1 - Knowledge - Let Us All
6 - Broad Rd.(?). - Roots Rock Band

I'm very curious to know where u got track number 6, you sure that didn't come from me? i posted a thread about it on b+f i think several months ago along with a clip from the live studio recording trying to ID the singer+band members with the pics i had, and i think we came to the conclusion that it was never released, so i'd be very interested to hear about where your copy came from and any info u have with it.

Ill give ya all that at the end bredrens, sure.
You are true, those chunes are part of my most obscure, but there are many others...

But Ill wait a little to let other try, before giving you the answers...

Only one is a 12"... and it's the one you found, respects: Let Us All by *Knowledge*. None a them come from LP.

Guidance
Litelet

bwoyrough, youre true with the *Roots Rock band*, the tune is yes *Broad Road*, do you know the vocalist?

no i don't know his name but where did u get your copy of this from? was it downloaded from me? or from a reggae forum?, because as far as i'm awhere this was never released and the only copy about is my audio transfer from some very rare video footage. I have pictures of the band but no one managed to ID the lead singer last time.

No bwoyruff, got all dose chunes on original singles...I have no mp3 at all... dis one a 79 release pon 56 Hope Road...

3 = I have this but just cant think what it is right now.
4 = Dennis Brown - In His Own Way ~ original version, Gussie blank 7".
5 = Paul Freeman - Great Tribulation ~ Micron 7".
6 = Richard Mcdonald - Broad Road - aka Hard Road ~ also came on Warrior Recs 12" with a Willie Lindo key`s version on the other side.

Good shots, great stone!
Jah Chicken, the chune you were willing to know is the Dennis Brown one, this first version is called "Their Own Way", my single isnt a Gussie One, its a BLANK stamped *African Museum*.

True for Paul Freeman and true again for Richie McDonald... Good to know there was a 12" version.

Thanks Litelet. Nice tracks there! How about some more sound clips?

Roots,
Jah Chicken

Thanks for the reply, i'm very pleased to hear that it was released on vinyl, no one could ID it when i made a post on B+F a while back, any chance of the full info on that one, like matrix number etc. whats the song credited as on your label?
Heres pictures of the guys actually recording that tune, exact same recording:
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b253/ ... ap0000.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b253/ ... ap0001.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b253/ ... ap0002.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b253/ ... ap0003.jpg

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b253/ ... ap0004.jpg

This is the producer:
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b253/ ... ap0009.jpg

Incredible bwoyrough!! I was not sure someone would know the chune, but couldnt guess I would see the original session on pic!!

Informations given are:
Sangie Davis & Earl Lindo Production
1979
Broad Road (Earl Lindo) - Singer: Richie McDonald
flip:Broad Dub - Roots Rock Band

matrix: dsr9027-A D.T. TUFF GONG
dsr9027-B D.T. TUFF GONG

respects