"Hey, I've got a plugin that can make a mp3 sound like this." Bollocks, this is a record that has been loved, battered and still getting played. Those imperfections are like the lines on your grannies face, built over time and to be cherished.
Such wonderful sultry overtones here, i loved this from the first time i clapped ears on it. My copy is just as scratchy. Truely an example of Less Is More. So good on so many different levels.
This song was written by the blues guitarist Willie Cobbs, and recorded by him in Memphis in 1961 for the Mojo and Home of the Blues labels. I have always wondered how it made its way to Jamaica.
It sure was czcams.com/video/qFlB6qBMCns/video.html. Coxsone often covered US tunes. The Impressions The Tams and Temptations were all reappropriated for the greater good by Coxsone and others.
More precisely, Jamaicans often covered tunes from Memphis, from New Orleans and from the "swamp pop" regions of Lafayette and Lake Charles. It makes one wonder if AM radio from Louisiana had an impact on Jamaica.
There's no doubt about the radio, Jamaica is not that far away. Plus, you have to keep in mind that seasonal workers who were coming to the US would buy records to sell back home. That is another contributing factor.
She use to shop at my uncles grocery store on East st in Kingston Her mom was a nurse Her family lived in an area called Kingston gardens which is borders on East st She was a teenager when she recorded for coxsone dodd Studio One label
Raw, suppressed, slightly out of tune, crackley. What do you expect from studio one.. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT.
You know Studio One so well :-)
"Hey, I've got a plugin that can make a mp3 sound like this."
Bollocks, this is a record that has been loved, battered and still getting played. Those imperfections are like the lines on your grannies face, built over time and to be cherished.
The original and best - a true classic.
I don’t think it gets any better than this.
Effortless and commanding performance by all involved.
Proof that the cream always rises to the top.
IMHO no other cut can touch the original
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Tamo aí. Betim, Minas Gerais, bicho!
The original Studio One cut
Such wonderful sultry overtones here, i loved this from the first time i clapped ears on it. My copy is just as scratchy. Truely an example of Less Is More. So good on so many different levels.
Greatest song ever
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The Original 1967.
The Lady Of Reggae.
This song was written by the blues guitarist Willie Cobbs, and recorded by him in Memphis in 1961 for the Mojo and Home of the Blues labels. I have always wondered how it made its way to Jamaica.
It sure was czcams.com/video/qFlB6qBMCns/video.html.
Coxsone often covered US tunes. The Impressions The Tams and Temptations
were all reappropriated for the greater good by Coxsone and others.
More precisely, Jamaicans often covered tunes from Memphis, from New Orleans and from the "swamp pop" regions of Lafayette and Lake Charles. It makes one wonder if AM radio from Louisiana had an impact on Jamaica.
John Shaw but they always cover it very well if not better
So so true
There's no doubt about the radio, Jamaica is not that far away. Plus, you have to keep in mind that seasonal workers who were coming to the US would buy records to sell back home. That is another contributing factor.
i used to go out to sound clash these music to me brings back memories.
that crackling... THC in tha grooves
You could have a point there, but It wouldn't be Studio One without the crackle
Revamped many years later to No1in UK mainstream charts
This Studio One original cut to my ears is the best of the lot, Tho this is the true original czcams.com/video/qFlB6qBMCns/video.html
I remember it from around 1992-1994 roughly in the UK
Thanks.
Much superior version without the vocal sampling!
The horns on this track are pure filth
IMHO no other cut touches this one Soul Vendors are on fire
Bravíssima ahahah
Sensacional... Chama q chama fogo no verdeee
She was still a likkle yute when she did this. Put nuff big singer to shame with this one. Gwan, sister!
She did some great tunes for Buster around this time to
She use to shop at my uncles grocery store on East st in Kingston
Her mom was a nurse
Her family lived in an area called Kingston gardens which is borders on East st
She was a teenager when she recorded for coxsone dodd
Studio One label
Toca toca toca
Original ! Without camp shout outs and white prats ! Boss !
Luckily I've not heard the cut you're referring to
Essential tune, but I wish someone would post a cleaned up remastered version without all the vinyl scratches
It wouldn't be studio one without that background noise :-)
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Try this one: czcams.com/video/C6IcJPsNjn0/video.html
It’s not noise, it’s just audio seasoning!
The fact that people try to imitate the resolution (Lo-fi) is proof.
2:35
This cut is sublime,
@@aeon23 love the crackles. Makes me think the song came out way earlier than the ‘90s
@@simplenough It's the original cut from 1967
Shows that the remake is an abomination. This is magnificent, on par with Willie Cobbs.
Ghetto organ riddim?
Other way round both on the No No No riddim
Right, cause Ghetto Organ is later as well. Oh I see
@@capercancer6629 Ghettoo Organ was released in1972