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Lee Perry Dub Treasures From The Black Ark Jamaican Recordings LP

Lee Perry Black Ark In Dub (Esoldun) L.M.L.R. LP

Lee Perry Excaliburman Studio 16 LP

Lee Perry At Wirl Records Kingston Sounds CD

Lee Perry Captive Roots Vibration 7"

Lee Perry & The Upsetters Revolution Dub Expected 21st October Reissue of Lee Perry's 1975 album now fully remastered! Featuring a typically unpredictable selection of dub and vocal tracks that reflect Perry’s unique approach to music making, this essential collection is now widely regarded as one of his most significant long-players. Hugely sought after on the collectors market, the long-overdue reissue faithfully reproduces the original sleeve and label artwork, has been mastered from the Creole tapes and is pressed on the highest quality vinyl. BMG LP

Lee Perry / The Flames Zion / Zion version Expected 8th July The Flames started life as a backing unit for Alton Ellis but recorded under a variety of names The Crashers, The Hurricanes, The Invaders. Winston Jarrett was usually in the mix as the one constant member. Difficult to say who takes the lead vocalist is on this Nyabingi infused number. Most likely its Danny Clarke. Pressure Sounds 7"

Lee Perry / Time Unlimited Reactions / Version Expected 8th July An understated Lee Perry production featuring a young Junior Delgado as the lead vocalist of Time Unlimited. Delgado worked with Perry on a lot of material and this was one of the more laid back songs. Nice. Pressure Sounds 7"

Lee Perry & The Upsetters Soul Fire An artist gifted with brilliant yet revolutionary ideas often finds himself embarking on a road beset with frustration and emotional turmoil. Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry is such a man. Hailed as a wayward genius from his earliest days, he pioneered many of the recording techniques which underpinned the Jamaican reggae movement that shocked, and then enchanted the music world. A powerful presence and a remarkable personality, ‘Scratch’ would become famed for his creative influence on many charismatic performers who became international stars. Let’s celebrate his musical achievements through the medium of this double LP, packed with extraordinary performances. Welcome to a world of hypnotic themes, haunting vocals, strange effects and crafty rhythms. Not Now LP

Lee Perry / The Upsetters The Trojan Albums Collection, 1971 to 1973 Trojan Records CD

Lee Perry & The Upsetters Double Seven LP on 180g 'silver' coloured vinyl.This classic album from 1973 saw its creator, Lee 'Scratch' Perry exploring synths and starting to develop his Black Ark sound - the enigmatic producer was at the time in the process of building his famous studio and honing his ideas about dub as a musical form.The LP opens with the eerie “Kentucky Skank”, Perry's ode to KFC, complete with frying chicken sounds, spliced between winding tapes, a ghostly trumpet, and futuristic moog synthesizer, overdubbed at London's Chalk Farm studios.U Roy's “Double Six” and I Roy's “High Fashion” & “Hail Stones” illustrate just how strong The Upsetter's deejay material had become, while versions of the Chi-Lites' “We Are Neighbours”, Sam & Dave's “Soul Man” and a re-working of Al Green's “Love and Happiness” (retitled “Jungle Lion”) all betray the funky soul influence that was increasingly shaping his work.The backing tracks illustrate the producer at his best; the audio spectrum is fully differentiated while spatial placement an important component - something it would take years for him to achieve at the Black Ark.Double Seven is available as a limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on silver coloured vinyl. Music On Vinyl LP

Lee Perry as the Upsetter Mr Perry I Presume Expected 9th October A new collection of Lee Perry productions on CD and Double LP. It ranges from remixes of classics to obscure songs never properly released. Mr. Perry I presume kicks off with the over looked 12’ version of George Faiths ‘Don’t be afraid’. Left off the classic ‘Super 8’ LP that George Faith recorded at the Black Ark. It’s slightly rougher around the edges than most of the material on that album. There’s Perry returning to ‘Words’ – that is also featured in accapella style. But it’s best to let the tracks speak of a creative mind in full flow. The album comes with an unusual cover photo that was taken by the actress Nathalie Delon (then partner of actor Alain Delon) who was on a visit to the Black Ark studios in the mid 1970s. The sleeve notes by Jeremy Collingwood focus on the UK sound system scene that Perry had become such an integral part of. His trips to the UK were frequent and he was amongst the small group of Jamaican producers that pioneered the development of Jamaican music in the UK. These trips were both profitable (cutting dub plates) and useful for picking up musical ideas to take back to Jamaica. Most of the material on Mr. Perry I presume is previously unreleased. An excellent addition to the previous Lee Perry albums on Pressure Sounds. As we continue to plug the gaps of one of the most innovative producers in popular music Pressure Sounds CD | LP

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