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This brief and dubious ten-song collection sports a rather random assortment of tracks, ranging from
Wailers
self-productions (
"Chances Are"
from 1968) to productions by
Leslie Kong
(
"Soul Captives"
from 1970),
Arthur Jenkins
and
Joe Venneri
Peter Tosh
's
"Treat You Right"
from 1968), and
Lee "Scratch" Perry
(several tracks from 1970 and 1971, including
"Duppy Conqueror,"
"Mr. Brown,"
and the title track), all of which are available on countless sets like this one, although it's difficult to imagine any with such a ramshackle sense of order. ~ Steve Leggett
Wailers
self-productions (
"Chances Are"
from 1968) to productions by
Leslie Kong
(
"Soul Captives"
from 1970),
Arthur Jenkins
and
Joe Venneri
Peter Tosh
's
"Treat You Right"
from 1968), and
Lee "Scratch" Perry
(several tracks from 1970 and 1971, including
"Duppy Conqueror,"
"Mr. Brown,"
and the title track), all of which are available on countless sets like this one, although it's difficult to imagine any with such a ramshackle sense of order. ~ Steve Leggett
This brief and dubious ten-song collection sports a rather random assortment of tracks, ranging from
Wailers
self-productions (
"Chances Are"
from 1968) to productions by
Leslie Kong
(
"Soul Captives"
from 1970),
Arthur Jenkins
and
Joe Venneri
Peter Tosh
's
"Treat You Right"
from 1968), and
Lee "Scratch" Perry
(several tracks from 1970 and 1971, including
"Duppy Conqueror,"
"Mr. Brown,"
and the title track), all of which are available on countless sets like this one, although it's difficult to imagine any with such a ramshackle sense of order. ~ Steve Leggett
Wailers
self-productions (
"Chances Are"
from 1968) to productions by
Leslie Kong
(
"Soul Captives"
from 1970),
Arthur Jenkins
and
Joe Venneri
Peter Tosh
's
"Treat You Right"
from 1968), and
Lee "Scratch" Perry
(several tracks from 1970 and 1971, including
"Duppy Conqueror,"
"Mr. Brown,"
and the title track), all of which are available on countless sets like this one, although it's difficult to imagine any with such a ramshackle sense of order. ~ Steve Leggett
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