black slate

[solrac]

ites man

the songs for dat lp are
1. Sirens in the City
2. Live a Life
3. I Love You Still
4. Reggae Everytime
5. Message to Mr. Susman
6. Dread in the House
7. Winners
8. Rocker's Place
9. Zion
more time
respect
carlos

[Fabroots]

Not this album, but cheers

[solrac]

ites
witch album do yu wan dem tracks the ones i send are from black slate-black slate
more time
Carlos

[ahwhoseh]

Black Slate 1980 Aligator records

side A
mind your motion
freedom time
sticks man
reggae music

side B
they can't make us
live up to love
bondage and slavery
amigo
africans to africa

[Bellyman]

Which is quite simply the rerelease of their first album, originally called 'Amigo'. Came out in England on the Ensign label.
They had a great dub album to that one too, 'Ogima dub slate', one of the best british dub records of all time.
Greetings.

[Fabroots]

Carlos, its a misunderstandig, i said originaly "its maybe an album that i want from my tapes where i dont know who sing", you have answer exactly what i had ask, all good, thx

[Ites]

I think the bassplayer of Black Slate had a dub album out in his own name circa '83, Red Hot Dub by Ras Elroy Bailey - anyone heard it?

[Bellyman]

Elroy Bailey 'Red Hot Dub' on Burning Vibrations (BV 1006 LP), released around 1981.
A rather nice but unspectacular affair. No relation to any Black Slate tracks. Sound is like a more instrumental Creation Rebel, without too much effects that is. Mot tracks are saxophone-dominated.

[Ites]

OK thanks Belly, been wondering about that one for some time

[Ras OMar]

yes my bredin, he was de bass player for black slate, just that he was call back then Ras Elroy, i fin their sound very familiar to Six One plus Dub...they have the same drum sound but with a little sax added..and some effects that black slate din;t use, I find it more Crucial,