I did notice though that this Soul Revolution only has 12 songs and Wiki lists 14......

Side one
"Keep On Moving"
"Don't Rock My Boat"
was later re-recorded and retitled as "Satisfy My Soul" for Kaya
"Put It On"
"Fussing And Fighting"
"Duppy Conqueror"
"Memphis"
"Soul Rebel"

Side two
"Riding High"
"Kaya"
"African Herbsman"
"Stand Alone"
"Sun Is Shining"
was later re-recorded for Kaya
"Brain Washing"
"Mr. Brown" (aka "Dracula")

Interesting that no one has commented on the loss of Bob's master recordings...

I prefer the pre-Island stuff, esp. the tracks done by Lee Perry, also those by Leslie Kong. But I'm not sure what's the best current edition of this material. At this stage, they were just the Wailers--Marley does not dominate.

anything with "Mr. Brown"--an amazing track--and "Soul Rebel." After you hear this stuff, the Island albums may sound too slick.



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Interesting that no one has commented on the loss of Bob's master recordings...

Yeah Chris.....It didn't even make much of a mention when it happened..
Small piece in a couple of newspapers and this from MOJO that did get glued up in Connections....[www.iorr.org]



WHAT GOES ON ---------------------- MOJO 202 September 2010



ROCKMAN

Say, The Complete Upsetter Singles 1970-1972, released on the Cleopatra label, this is an official release, correct? The album cover is below.
thanks
VL13

Catch a Fire, Rastaman Vibration and Uprising are his best album in my opinion. Full of reggae gems.

Toots & the Maytalls and the Heptones are pretty good too.

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Hairball

I love Caution... lovely track.

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VoodooLounge13
Say, The Complete Upsetter Singles 1970-1972, released on the Cleopatra label, this is an official release, correct? The album cover is below.
thanks
VL13

So I'm guessing no one has, or knows anything about this one??

Looks like a repackaging of the usual marley & lee perry tracks. Only disc 1 is 'proper' Marley, Tosh & Bunny disc 2 looks like the Upsetter dubs that often appeared on B sides.

Excellent low price Marley/Perry compilation

[store.universal-music.co.uk]

There's a great Jimmy Cliff one too.