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Joe Gibbs 12" Reggae Discomix Showcase Vol. 1

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Download links and information about Joe Gibbs 12" Reggae Discomix Showcase Vol. 1. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Reggae genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 01:17:28 minutes.

Release date: 2009
Genre: Reggae
Tracks: 11
Duration: 01:17:28
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Feeling Soul (feat. Trinity) (Ruddy Thomas) 7:14
2. My Man/ Blouse & Skirt (feat. Trinity) (Marcia Aitken) 6:11
3. How Can I Leave You Aka How Could I Live/ Bubbling Love (feat. Prince Mohammed) (Dennis Brown) 8:40
4. Just Like a River (feat. Ranking Joe) (The Mighty Diamonds) 6:09
5. Hello Carol/ Yapa Yah (feat. Killer Brown) (Enos McLeod) 6:45
6. A Win Them/ News Carrier (feat. I-Roy) (Leo Graham) 7:48
7. Riding for a Fall/ Gi Me One a Fi Yuh Girl Friend (feat. Welton Irie) (George Nooks) 8:16
8. Yuh Jamming So Aka Jamming So/ Green Bay Killing (feat. Kojak) (Madoo) 5:39
9. I Was In Love/ I Pray Thee (feat. I-Roy) (Beverley Bailey) 5:53
10. Cool Out Son/ Nice Up the Party (feat. Welton Irie & Prince Weedy) (Junior Murvin) 7:48
11. Natty Contractor/ Drunken Master (feat. Ranking Joe) (Michael Black) 7:05

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After serving fruitful apprenticeships under some of Jamaica’s most talented and idiosyncratic producers, former electrical engineer Joe Gibbs set about opening his own label and studio. Gibbs and partner Errol Thompson helmed innumerable recording sessions with the house band The Professionals and enticed Jamaican soundmen to play their recordings by releasing extended "discomixes" of their most successful tunes. Soundmen favored these discomixes due to their long runtimes and bass-heavy sounds. A discomix would typically feature a cut by a singer or vocal group, followed by a stripped-down instrumental punctuated by raucous DJ banter. This is the first in a five-volume series that compiles some of the discomixes released by Gibbs and Thompson between 1977 and 1982. They feature some of the era's finest Jamaican instrumental and vocal talent. Junior Murvin, The Mighty Diamonds, and Dennis Brown all make notable contributions, but it's DJs like I Roy and Trinity who lend a special flavor to the proceedings with their rabble-rousing dancehall chatter.