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Deep Roots - Ghetto Riddims (Tune ID)

Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 11:24 am
by Leswoodies
Greetings,

Do you think it possible to give a name to this tune taken out of the *Deep Roots* documentary?
It's the first song from the famous Jack Ruby auditions, and it's an incredible tune, live & direct!

http://media.putfile.com/Deep-Roots-Doc ... Up-Unknown

Or is it part of the tunes that where written but never recorded? If it is the case, it's a great luck that the cameraman shot on that day :)

Just before the three guys sing the song, Jack Ruby ask them if it they ever recorded a tune before, and they say that this is their first tune... any idea?

Respects

PS: If the music piece should be shortened before uploading, just tell me.

Re: Deep Roots - Ghetto Riddims (Tune ID)

Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 3:57 pm
by Litelet
Hi breda, cant download, but guess you talk about the "break the barriers" song... it was discussed many times already here on RA and B&F, I was totally mad bout this audition too. What seem absolutely certain is that it is unreleased, its a shame as Jack tell them he gonna release it! But my guess, is that there is a real link between dis lead singer and the Jack Ruby production credited to "Sylvester Morgan" called *Ruler of Mankind*. It deeply share the vibe and sound and the atmosphere of this song. Check it around, it was released on FOX.

Guidance
Litelet

Re: Deep Roots - Ghetto Riddims (Tune ID)

Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 5:08 pm
by Leswoodies
Yuss...

You're right that there are some similitudes in the singing style... but the *Ruler of Mankind* singing seems a little more deeper; and the harmonies seem not to be sang by the same chorists. But who nows?
The thematic however is quite close. What do the other members think about that idea?

I'll send you the link again in PM Litelet

But this acoustic version is simply perfect, and listening to Earl Zero's tune [*Visions of Love*](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8Wi_itF9MA) some acoustic playing are sweeter than the studio version.
Of course, it's more difficult to bring it to the people in a sound system maybe also because of the gap of sub-basses ;)