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Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:48 pm
by Ziggy
To give also some input to the topic:

Milton Bull & Rare Spice - what a day when the Wheel turn

The rhythm has some characteristics of the black ark. It sounds rhythm wise the same like the songs on LP revelation time e.g. Blood Of The Prophet by Max Romeo. The timeline matches. The version is clearly overdubbed elsewere. Well may be interesting for some to take a closer look at.

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:50 pm
by AnorakTrev
One to stir up a hornet`s nest ! Listening to " The Good Old Days Of The 70`s " - Dennis Alcapone and Jah Lloyd - yesterday on Teem CD . Looked at the credits at the bottom of the page and it states that tracks " Segregation Is Wrong " , " Honour Me " , " The Earth Is The Fullness " and " Go To School " are Black Ark recorded .

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Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 10:42 am
by Ziggy
Aha Nice one chungdejah. Thanks for clearing that one up and identifying the admirers/cloners/mimickers in that corner.

I guess the only US/black ark conncetion that there is is the one esthablished through the labels Tafari/Earth via the brothers Jacksons and eventually ended up at Bullwackie. And of course Bullwackies his own jamaican connections.

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 11:55 am
by Jumbo
@ Ziggy: Brad Osbourne released quite a few black ark recordings.

& 3 Chu deh pan patat: Do you know if the producer/organist Ranny Williams is the same man as the Garveyite/actor/comedian/play writer/radio dj? (after whom the Ranny Williams Entertainment Center in
Kingston is named)

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 12:33 pm
by Ziggy
@Jumbo True by Bullwackies I also meant Brad Osbourne Thank you for pointing out.

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 4:26 pm
by Perilous
"I thought the way the drumcomputer was used on the Hiori was blackarklike(lacking that drumcomputer on the LP). Donnot know others which used the drumcomputer that way at the time."

exactly what i thought. the pulsating nature of the mix on the dub especially sounds very different to the jamaica serenade! and very ark-like. And David Katz mentions "natty plant it" in never grow old as an ark tune...mixed at but not recorded at maybe? hasn't got much of s mix but the riddim is definitely altered in a scratch fashion! I'm not biased as i couldn't give a crap if its ark or not, ha ha! bad tune..

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 11:41 pm
by slappy 2
i have that good old days of the 70's..kinda bogus to me..at least those dennis alcapone tracks don't sound ark..

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2010 3:43 pm
by Visitor
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Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:22 pm
by skunkride
Don't know how secret they are but here are some more tunes to the list :

Roots - Mash Down
Roots - Look Around
Garvey Sons - Joy Of The Earth
Don Prendes - Beware
Lamford Graham - Freedom Time
Devon Russell - Famine Time

Re: Secret Black Ark/Lee Perry Productions

Posted: Sun Sep 05, 2010 12:31 pm
by Nicholas
Maybe these are not secret, but a bit hidden I would say : two tunes available until recently only on scarce Black Art 12" are now on the "Melody Life : Trojan Sisters" 2CD compilation :
"Breakfast In Bed" and "Disco Fits" by Candy McKenzie.
They're probably not presented in their full lenght discomixes, but in good quality.

N.