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Knotty!

So many times reggae reissue´s world is foggy. Thus wi giv welcome to Hot Pot.
Glen Brown´s releases hav been long time desired and still wi wait a third chapter based mainly ina riddim known as "Green bay killing" or maybe betta as Wayne Jarrett´s "Youthman". But dis is de question: Is possible wha "Save our nation" - included ina Rhythm Master Vol.1 and credited to Glen Brown - was really performed by Glenroy Richards?

Satta

On the original 7" Jamaican label
South East Music Limited
"Save Our Nation" - Glen Richard as Jah Glen
music G. L. B.
God Children Band

There is an album available(?) on the Greenbay Killing riddim. It has ten tracks but no proper cover, just a blank white sleeve with a sticker.
http://www.roots-archives.com/release/1485
There are some wicked tunes on here like Tappa's GBK, Welton Irie's Wicked Haffe Run and the Alcapone cut. But there is also some garbage(IMO) that was voiced over the original riddim at a later date especially the LJ Rap tune, its a rap?! the quality is somewhat varied as well. I would welcome a 3rd volume to Rhythm Master. How bout a collection of rare 7"s & 12"s. But even more I want to see a reissue of DUB FROM THE SOUTHEAST. Also Welton Irie's Ghettoman Corner would be welcome.

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Papa D