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Thanks Ites never see that cd.
Sometimes producers have not a nuff track to fill a cd.


lion

reviving this thread because i just bought Sarge on CD from Ernie B. i too thought this was only available on vinyl, but then i saw that Ernie had it on CD. it arrived last night and has been getting a lot of playtime since. definitely a great album. my CD says that it has bonus tracks, but they aren't actually there. does anyone else have this problem?

if you like the sarge album, which im still trying to find, then these are must haves

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[cover=684,801] easily attainable on CD

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i believe all of them to be bunny lee productions which in my opinion showcased delroy the best

mick d wrote:reviving this thread because i just bought Sarge on CD from Ernie B. i too thought this was only available on vinyl, but then i saw that Ernie had it on CD. it arrived last night and has been getting a lot of playtime since. definitely a great album. my CD says that it has bonus tracks, but they aren't actually there. does anyone else have this problem?

sounds like an abraham release

not an abraham release. its the same JAS release that Ites mentions on the previous page.

hi
"Tune into reggae music"is a great album you can find it on cd on rhino records
bye
jm

Can anyone tell me, is Delroy mainly a lovers man, or is he roots? Maybe both/ I thought he was lovers i suppose.

You need the last album on Pressure Sounds!! Has some very wicked tracks, and crucial mixing.

To Sean's question: not really roots I think. One of the few singers that never jumped on the rasta bandwagon, I think (?).

thanks red eyes.

I would call him "soulful"