Silver & Gold: Sunshot Singles Collection 1969-71

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Silver & Gold: Sunshot Singles Collection 1969-71

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Cherry Red Records
Release date: 17/Jan/2025
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Artibella - Ken Boothe
1.2 Victory - The Phil Pratt All Stars
1.3 Can't Fight Me Down - Ken Boothe
1.4 Silver and Gold - Charley Ace
1.5 My Heart Is Gone - John Holt
1.6 Cut Throat - The Phil Pratt All Stars
1.7 Picture Or No Picture - Dennis Alcapone
1.8 I'm Not For Sale - Ken Boothe
1.9 Book Of Books - Charlie Ace
1.10 Musical Dove - Phillip Samuel
1.11 Give To Me - Ken Boothe
1.12 Musical Chalice - Charlie Ace
1.13 Heart Made Of Stone - Jackie Bernard
1.14 Why - Ken Boothe
1.15 Strange Things - John Holt
1.16 Strange Mood - The Phil Pratt All Stars
1.17 Our Forefathers Died In The Sand - Carl Moore
1.18 Strange Mood (bongo version) - Bongo Herman
1.19 Morning - Ken Boothe
1.20 Your Own Thing - The Twinkle Brothers
1.21 Hallelujah aka My Sweet Lord - Lloyd Charmers
1.22 I May Never (See My Baby Anymore) - Horace Andy
1.23 Running Child - Errol Dunkley
1.24 Rebel Nyah - The Tidals
1.25 Rasta Fire - Phil Pratt All Stars
2.1 They Talk About Love - Pat Kelly
2.2 Soulful Love - Pat Kelly
2.3 I Wish It Would Rain - Pat Kelly
2.4 Both Sides Now - Pat Kelly
2.5 Bridge Over Troubled Waters - Pat Kelly
2.6 How Long (Sunshot mix) - Pat Kelly
2.7 That Special Love - Pat Kelly
2.8 Steal Away - Pat Kelly
2.9 It Couldn't Be - Pat Kelly
2.10 He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - Pat Kelly
2.11 Bonus tracks
2.12 Love Skank - Phil Pratt All Star
2.13 This A Butter - Dennis Alcapone
2.14 Talk About Version - Bongo Herman
2.15 Miss Wine-E Wine-E - Ken Boothe
2.16 Baby Don't You Do It - Delroy Wilson
2.17 Pee-Pa-Do Festival - The Tropic Shadows
2.18 Sweet Wanton - Barrington Spence
2.19 Phil Pratt Ranch - Bongo Herman
2.20 One In Three - The Kingstonians
2.21 Living In A White Men Land - Alton Ellis
2.22 Where Must I Go - Barrington Spence
2.23 What About The Half - Dennis Brown
2.24 What About The Half (Version) - The Soul Syndicate
2.25 Give Me Justice - John Holt
2.26 Our Anniversary - The Tropic Shadows
Number of discs: 1
Description:20 tracks new to CD â?˘ First ever anthology of Sunshot Records. â?˘ Includes numerous Jamaican chart hits. The growing international interest in Jamaican music as the 60s progressed emboldened increasing numbers of dynamic and ambitious music makers on the island to launch their own record labels. By the close of the decade, Kingstonâ??s recording industry was awash with such talent, with this new generation of enterprising record producers including such future luminaries as Lee Perry, Joe Gibbs, Bunny Lee, Harry Johnson, Lloyd Charmers and the man whose early productions provide the focus of this compilation: George Phillips AKA Phil Pratt. The singer-turned-producer whose initial recordings had been distributed by former Skatalitesâ?? road manager Ken Lack introduced his Sunshot Records label early in 1969, finding almost immediate success with major Jamaican hits by celebrated singer Ken Boothe. Encouraged by these early triumphs, Pratt swiftly expanded his artists roster to include other major stars on the burgeoning reggae scene, with the likes of John Holt, Dennis Alcapone, Pat Kelly and Horace Andy all scoring significant hits with the producer. This first Doctor Bird volume of Phil Prattâ??s productions brings together almost the entirety of output from his from the first two years of his career as a record label manager and features numerous major hits alongside an abundance of obscurities that have remained unissued since their original release over 50 years ago. -
20 tracks new to CD. First ever anthology of Sunshot Records. Includes numerous Jamaican chart hits. The growing international interest in Jamaican music as the 60s progressed emboldened increasing numbers of dynamic and ambitious music makers on the island to launch their own record labels. By the close of the decade, Kingston's recording industry was awash with such talent, with this new generation of enterprising record producers including such future luminaries as Lee Perry, Joe Gibbs, Bunny Lee, Harry Johnson, Lloyd Charmers and the man whose early productions provide the focus of this compilation: George Phillips AKA Phil Pratt. The singer-turned-producer whose initial recordings had been distributed by former Skatalites' road manager Ken Lack introduced his Sunshot Records label early in 1969, finding almost immediate success with major Jamaican hits by celebrated singer Ken Boothe. Encouraged by these early triumphs, Pratt swiftly expanded his artists roster to include other major stars on the burgeoning reggae scene, with the likes of John Holt, Dennis Alcapone, Pat Kelly and Horace Andy all scoring significant hits with the producer. This first Doctor Bird volume of Phil Pratt's productions brings together almost the entirety of output from his from the first two years of his career as a record label manager and features numerous major hits alongside an abundance of obscurities that have remained unissued since their original release over 50 years ago.
"Silver & Gold: Sunshot Singles Collection 1969-71" is a captivating CD compilation that brings together some of the finest reggae singles released by the legendary Sunshot label during its golden years. Carefully curated and remastered, this collection showcases rare gems and classic tracks from various artists who helped shape the sound of early reggae in Jamaica. The selection highlights soulful vocals, infectious rhythms, and innovative production techniques that defined an era. Released by Cherry Red Records?a renowned UK-based independent label known for its dedication to preserving musical heritage?this album offers both newcomers and collectors a unique insight into one of reggae?s most influential periods. Cherry Red Records has built a reputation since 1978 for releasing high-quality reissues across genres such as punk, new wave, soul, and reggae.
No. of tracks: 51
Manufacturer No.: 2928564CYR
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