Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Reggae Revolution - London - UK

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Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Reggae Revolution
Label:	London
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ZGJ 101
Date:	Jun 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ken Lazarus	Too Experienced		Rate
A2	Bob Andy	Games People Play		Rate
A3	Gayletts	Son Of A Preacherman		Rate
A4	Eddie Lovette	Little Bluebird		Rate
A5	Federalmen	Oh Happy Day		Rate
A6	Eddie Lovette	Look At Me		Rate
A7	Federalmen	Reggae Train		Rate
A8	Painted Garden	Red Red Wine		Rate
B1	Ken Lazarus	Ob-La-Di-Ob-La-Da		Rate
B2	Gayletts	I Like Your World		Rate
B3	Federalmen	Soul Serenade		Rate
B4	Federalmen	Too Experienced		Rate
B5	Federalmen	Scorcher		Rate
B6	Ken Lazarus	No More Heartaches		Rate
B7	Federalmen	Skokian		Rate

Notes

Reggae Series
Producer: Richard Khouri

Comments and Reviews


Madame Streggae 4th Sep 2023		Thanks for the response UFC. TBH, I've seen this so often over the years and never bothered with it. I really bought it on the strength of the Gayletts tracks and expected it to be a bit lightweight due to the stereo mix, but I'd not actually bargained for a pretty crappy sounding album from a major company.



Upsetter FC 4th Sep 2023		This is one of those Steady records compilations. They had a licensing deal to put out their material in the UK, as announced when the label was formed in late 1968. I don't own the US version of this one for some reason. These records tend to be around and get marked down due to lack of interest in shops. It is listed on "the other site".



Madame Streggae 4th Sep 2023		Second copy I've had of this and both are pretty poor sounding - the one I've just played is easily Ex (clean as a whistle) but quite crackly and very 'thin' sounding on some tracks, particularly A2 and A4. I would have guessed that a company like Decca would have used master tapes from Federal but perhaps not. Either that or both my copies were played with a mono cartridge and suffered damage as a result. Also odd that they included two versions of 'Too Experienced', which is a bit short measure. I also wonder whether anyone has seen a mono copy (LGJ 101).

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See Also

Ken Lazarus And The Crew - Reggae Scorcher - London - UK (1970)

Roy Orbison - Big O - London - UK (1970)

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