XTERMINATOR - Earth Feel It (Record Store Day 2020) - Vinyl (7x7" box set)
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XTERMINATOR

Earth Feel It (Record Store Day 2020)(7x7" box set)

Xterminator Jamaica

Cat: VP 4231. Rel: 5 Oct 20
Reggae Classics/Oldies/Ska


Side 1. Dennis Brown - No Man Is An Island Side 2. Luciano - Nature Boy Side 3. Marcia Griffiths - Jah Is Side 4. Chezidek - Earth Feel It Side 5. Sizzla - Distance Away Side 6. Beres Hammond - What A Gwan Side 7. Sizzla - Hail Selassie Side 8. Nadine Sutherland - Don't Throw Pearls Side 9. Turbulence - True Story Side 10. Xterminator Crew - Do Some Good (version) Side 11. Singing Cologne - Do Some Good Side 12. Xterminator Crew - True Story (version) Side 13. Gott-Yo - Jah Protect Me Side 14. Turbulence - You Never Been There

Here's one for dedicated reggae and dancehall diggers: a box set boasting seven 45s featuring a range of obscure tracks, sought-after rarities and unreleased cuts from the vaults of the late, great producer - and Exterminator label chief Philip 'Fatis' Burrell. There's naturally some top talent on show - think Dennis Brown, Marcia Griffiths, Sizzla and Beres Hammond - with highlights coming think and fast. Our picks include the summery and soulful digital reggae warmth of Chezidek's 'Earth Feel It', the percussion-rich dancehall heat of Sizzla's 'Marcus Garvey', the rough-cut rhythms and sparkling toaster vocals of Turbulence's 'True Story' and the creepy chords and serious sub weight of Xterminator Crew's 'Do Some Good (Version)'.


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