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JOHNNY CLARKE 黑胶唱片和CD

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Can't Get Enough (remastered)
Cat: LANR 020. Rel: 17 Oct 22
 
Roots/Lovers Rock
Can't Get Enough (3:19)
Dance To The Music (3:10)
Morning Star (3:19)
Give Me Love (3:17)
Music Field (3:10)
Lift Yourself Up (3:14)
Rude Boy (3:11)
You Better Try (3:10)
Love Me Girl (3:10)
Guide Us Jah (3:11)
Review: One of the most notable voices of his generation, Jonny Clarke's tender tones have soundtracked many a crucial reggae record. His 1982 album Can't Get Enough is a fine statement of his skills and an original copy will cost you a pretty penny. Thankfully it has been remastered for this reissue which has the original tracklist intact. Opener 'Can't Get Enough' sinks you into a reverie immediately while it's like 'Morning Star' are slow motion rollers with buttery vocals over lazy dubs. Elsewhere classics like 'Give Me Love' and 'You Better Try' keep the good vibes going on this essential bit of reggae history.
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Babylon
Babylon (12")
Cat: CHAD 17. Rel: 09 Feb 24
 
Roots/Lovers Rock
Johnny Clarke - "Babylon" (Dancehall mix) (4:34)
Johnny Clarke - "Babylon" (dub) (4:06)
Earth & Stone - "False Ruler" (3:47)
Review: Johnny Clarke and Earth & Stone cooked up some real magic with 'Babylon'. It's a sumptuous sound that offers a symbolic representation of societal oppression and injustice. With Johnny Clarke's haunting vocals and Earth & Stone's mesmerising rhythms, the tune becomes a poignant commentary on the struggles of the marginalised and the quest for freedom. Through those lyrics and hypnotic melodies, it confronts issues of systemic inequality and political corruption, urging people to rise against oppression. As such it is anther great tune that proves the enduring relevance of reggae as a voice for the oppressed.
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