The Revolutionaries: Drum Sound - More Gems From The Channel One Dub Room 1974-80 Vinyl 2LP LITA Sale reviewed by Kool Moby 12/2013

reviewed by Kool Moby 12/2013

tracklist: Side A Let's Get Down to Business 4:44 Tall Boy 7:29 Rock 5:55 Side B Jack 6:46 Stop Breaking Down 5:54 Party At Your Mama's House 9:34 Side C Impossible 9:36 Genesis 6:52 Side D Give 3:59 One Arm Steve 3:28 Walk On 6:11 Side E Thought Sausage 5:15 Airplane 11:57 Side F Low Spark of High Heeled Boys 15:07 Side G Drums 15:37 Drums and Bass 6:32 Side H Maggot Brain 3:17 Chilly Water 9:33 Papa's Home 7:42 Side I Ain't Life Grand 5:02 Let's Get the Show on the Road 5:50 Climb To Safety 6:30

She settled in New Orleans eventually and soon after formed the Americana band Hurray For The Riff Raff

It is about the way I can be undone by a very small thing

Sanders’ approach to life was so out there that one might say his relative obscurity was a personal choice

The Revolutionaries: Drum Sound - More Gems From The Channel One Dub Room 1974-80 Vinyl 2LP LITA Sale reviewed by Kool Moby 12/2013"This king size dub album is a lion of a record roaring with dub plates, rarities and obscure gems. Dominated by the drums of Sly Dunbar, it represents a golden period when The Revolutionaries and Channel One held the key to much of what was to follow in reggae music. The sound of Channel One, which achieved worldwide prominence in the mid seventies reggae boom, wielded an unparalleled influence throughout the world. Its origins were based on Ernest