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200% Dynamite Ska Soul Rocksteady Funk & Dub in Jamaica by Soul Jazz Records Presents (CD, 2024)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelSoul Jazz, Sljz

UPC5026328105178

eBay Product ID (ePID)6071202040

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2024

GenreReggae

ArtistSoul Jazz Records Presents

Release Title200% Dynamite Ska Soul Rocksteady Funk & Dub in Jamaica

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in

Item Weight0.25 lb

Item Length5.66 in

Item Width4.80 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks14

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Augustus Pablo – Rockers Rock 1.2 K.C. White – No No No 1.3 Tenor Saw – Ring The Alarm 1.4 Johnny Organ – Bewitched 1.5 Pinchers – Agony 1.6 The Abyssinians – Mandela 1.7 Sister Nancy – One, Two 1.8 King Tubby Meets Tommy McCook and The Aggrovators – King Tubby Dub 1.9 Chaka Demus ; Pliers – Murder She Wrote 1.10 Johnny Osbourne – Ready Or Not 1.11 Jackie Mittoo – Earthquake 1.12 Sandra Reid – Don't Tell Me Tell Her 1.13 The Skatalites Meet King Tubby – Herb Man Dub 1.14 Kim Harriott – Woman Of The Ghetto

NotesBack in print (black vinyl) and first time on CD in over 20 years! / Soul Jazz Records' 200% Dynamite! Set the benchmark for reggae meets funk compilations that has never been bettered. Jam-packed with reggae tunes that crossed-over to become dancefloor hits such as Tenor Saw's sound boy anthem 'Ring the Alarm,' K.C. White's classic cut of the seminal 'No, No, No' and Augustus Pablo's 'Rockers Rock', 200% Dynamite explores the links between reggae, jazz, funk and soul. Featured here are serious funk and rocksteady tunes from the likes of The Skatalites and Johnny Osbourne through to Jamaican jazz from masters such as Tommy McCook and Byron Lee, as well as some serious dub from the likes of Augustus Pablo, King Tubby and Jackie Mittoo.