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1.1 Loch Ness Monster1.2 Man from Mi51.3 Barbwire1.4 Self Control1.5 Night Food Reggae1.6 The Hole1.7 Vampire1.8 Black Scorcher1.9 Suffering Stink1.10 Cutting Blade1.11 African Meeting1.12 Dracula Prince of Darkness1.13 Haunted House1.14 Vampire1.15 Ghost Town1.16 Pum Pum Wrecker1.17 Kill Them All1.18 Vengeance1.19 Wolfman1.20 Pum Pum Lover1.21 Dig Your Grave1.22 Frankenstein1.23 Ghost Rider1.24 Pussy Catch a Fire1.25 Witchcraft Man1.26 Dr Jekyll1.27 Boss Cocky1.28 Son of Thunder1.29 Funky Chicken1.30 Funky Reggae1.31 Chicken Inn1.32 The Rooster1.33 Funky Monkey1.34 Pop Corn Funky Reggae1.35 Funky Duck1.36 The Monster1.37 Funky Monkey Pt. II1.38 Down on the Farm1.39 Chicken Scratch1.40 Open Jaw1.41 Funky Chicken Part 21.42 Lock Jaw1.43 Mr Popcorn1.44 Popcorn1.45 Psychedelic Reggae1.46 Funky Popcorn1.47 Funky Reggae Part 11.48 Rocco Aka Rocco Psychedelia1.49 Lick a Pop1.50 The Tackro1.51 Honky Tonk Popcorn1.52 Funk the Beat1.53 Super Soul Aka Super Bad1.54 Pop Your Corn1.55 Sound Underground1.56 Share Your Popcorn |
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| | Description: | â?¢ Two of Trojan Recordsâ?? best-selling albums of 1970
â?¢ Includes many of the wildest tracks from the boss reggae era
â?¢ â??Funky Chickenâ?? unavailable on CD since 1996
Originally released by Trojan Records in 1970, the two various-artist long players, â??Loch Ness Monsterâ?? and â??Funky Chickenâ?? were instant best sellers for the company, selling particularly strongly among the countryâ??s reggae-loving â??skinheadsâ??.
Sporting what was undoubtedly the most garishly designed sleeve from the golden age of reggae, â??Loch Ness Monsterâ?? focused on the most weird, sexual and peculiar recordings from the period, resulting in an unsettling yet extremely compelling 30+ minutes of music.
As its name suggests, â??Funky Chickenâ?? brought together a dozen of the funkiest reggae tracks to have seen issue over the preceding months, with the selection featuring tracks performed by some of the most accomplished acts on the Jamaican and UK scene.
Both albums, currently unavailable on any format, are now represented here, with the original track-listings boosted by a further 16 bonus tracks, all of which echo their respective themes.
A must for fans of those into spooky or funky music â?? and of course anyone into classic boss reggae sounds! - .. MONSTER & FUNKY REGGAETwo CD set. Originally released by Trojan Records in 1970, the two various-artist long players, Loch Ness Monster and Funky Chicken were instant best sellers for the company, selling particularly strongly among the country's reggae-loving 'skinheads'. Sporting what was undoubtedly the most garishly designed sleeve from the golden age of reggae, Loch Ness Monster focused on the most weird, sexual and peculiar recordings from the period, resulting in an unsettling yet extremely compelling 30+ minutes of music. As it's name suggests, Funky Chicken brought together a dozen of the funkiest reggae tracks to have seen issue over the preceding months, with the selecIon featuring tracks performed by some of the most accomplished acts on the Jamaican and UK scene. Both albums, currently unavailable on any format, are now represented here, with the original tracklistings boosted by a further 16 bonus tracks, all of which echo their respective themes. A must for fans of those into spooky or funky music - and of course anyone into classic boss reggae sounds!Diamond box with 16 page booklet with liner notes dated 2021
(P) 1968-1970 (C) 2021
Manufactured in the EU
Back cover & front of tray inlay show title as Loch Ness Monster and Funky Chicken
Spine shows title as Loch Ness Monster & Funky Chicken
Back cover: Two of Trojan Records' most collectable compilations from 1970, comprising soe of the spookiest, sexiest and funkiest reggae sounds of the boss reggae ear
Reprises most but not all tracks of
[m183562]
[m129269]
and adds a whole series of extra tracks not on the original vinyl LPs.
Track durations not printed on release
Total durations 76:42 + 78:11
Track 1-11 credited to The Soul Mates on back cover ànd in the booklet, aka [a386664]; the track originally came out as A side of [m652859]
Track 1-15 by Lloydie & Lowbites on back cover but by Lloydie & The Lowbites according to booklet
Track 1-18 by Lloyd Charmers on back cover but by Lloyd Charmers & [a375570] according to booklet
Track 2-2 by Dave Barker & [a310495] on back cover but by Dave Barker & [a64735] in booklet ... while [url=https://www.discogs.com/master/634445-Dave-Barker-2-Tommy-McCook-The-Supersonics-Funkey-Reggae-I-Love-You-My-Baby]the orginal single states it's by Dave Barker[/url]
Track 2-11 booklet states it was written by (Lee) Perry but that isn't entirely correct as it's a version of [m326751] written by [a12596]
Track 2-12 by Winston Wright & [a310495] on back cover but by Winston Wright with [a115863] & [a310495] according to booklet
Track 2-16 by Pama Dice on back cover but by [a169787] as Pama Dice according to booklet
Track 2-17 titled Super Soul on back cover but titled Super Soul aka Super Bad in booklet. This track is a cover version of [m65234] written by [a12596] and so it is wrongly credited to (Reid) aka [a288648], who did produce it.
Track 2-24 & track 2-25 were changed around on the back cover ànd in the booklet ... while the music on the disc is in the opposite running order.
Track 2-24 printed as Look A Pye Pye but it's actually Land Of Kinks ... and the info that it was | | | No. of tracks: |
56 |
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DBCDD088 |
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