V.A. * Hot Shots Of Reggae LP lim. orange vinyl *new Trojan Records 1970 reissue
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Description
very ltd. re-issue, 750 copies on orange vinyl; boss reggae compilation from the stable of Leslie Kong, first issued on Trojan Records in 1970! Ken Boothe, Melodians, Gaylads, Maytals, Pioneers and many more
Tracklist:
Side A:
1. Ken Boothe - Freedom Street
2. The Melodians - Sweet Sensation
3. The Maytals - Monkey Man
4. Ken Boothe - Why Baby Why
5. Beverley's All Stars - Cotton Dandy
6. Joe White - So Much Love
Side B:
1. The Maytals - She's My Scorcher
2. The Pioneers - Simmer Down Quashie
3. The Gaylads - There's A Fire
4. Delroy Wilson - Show Me The Way
5. The Gaylads - This Time I Won't Hurt You
6. Bruce Ruffin - I'm The One
Hot Shots Of Reggae is a recording on which a bunch of popular reggae songs are brought together. The album was originally released in the autumn of 1970 and compiled by the legendary Chinese-Jamaican producer Leslie Kong. He had enjoyed many hits in in Europe and selected some of the true pearls from the reggae music to shine on the album. The album includes the Maytals' hit 'Monkey Man', the sparkling 'So Much Love' by Joe White and the fine rhythms of Ken Boothe's 'Freedom Street'. The influential producer Leslie Kong once discovered Jimmy Cliff and recorded him on his own record label Beverley's. In 1962 he recorded Bob Marley's first single and through the 60's he became known as the producer of many big artists, like Desmond Dekker and Joe Higgs. He died of a heart attack, at the age of 38, in 1971
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