
As for DC Soundclash... I had an absolutely awesome time and I am extremely thankful to Mark for inviting me to play some music! Oddly enough, it's hard to believe it was nearly a month ago! I wish I could do it again this Friday but I don't forsee me getting off work to do it... I am shooting for the last Friday of August, if they'll have me back! Hint, hint!! An absolute blast!!
Check back next month for another lame/lazy update! Hopefully I'll have something of substance before that but I'll just stick with the disclaimer that way I can cover my ass if I can't pull it together! LOL
But in the mean time (and after taking the cue from Hearwax's Studio One post) I present for your summertime listening pleasure, 10 tracks that never fail to put me in a warm weather, kick back and sip on a bottle of Red Stripe mood... the tracks are as follows...
1. The Sensations - "Everyday Is A Holiday" - from the Duke Reid's Treasure Chest CD
2. Jackie Mittoo - "Summer Breeze" - from the CD The Keyboard King At Studio One
3. Pat Kelly - "Summer Time" - from the LP Talk About Love
4. Yellowman - "Mi Believe (Summer Holiday)" - from the King Yellowman album
5. Cornell Campbell - "The Sun" - from the Dance Inna Greenwich Farm album
6. Tyrone Taylor - "Rainy Sunset" - from the Strictly The Best Volume 14 CD
7. Gregory Isaacs - "Private Beach Party" - from the Private Beach Party CD
8. Lee "Scratch" Perry - "Love Sunshine, Blue Sky" - from the Jamaican E.T. CD
9. Barrington Levy - "Warm & Sunny Day" - from a 12" on the E.A.D. label
10. The Wailers - "Don't Rock My Boat" - from the Songs Of Freedom boxset
...get outside and enjoy!
Summer Sounds Compilation
4 comments:
I guess everyone's digging this with over 100 downloads or maybe they aren't... no one has left a comment so I wouldn't know. Hint hint!
Here´s the first day for weeks with rainy clouds and some rain drops - so this collection is more than welcome! Thanks!
Zero G - glad you're enjoying it! Thanks for the feedback!
what a wonderful collection, i only wish i knew the password. woe is me
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