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Children Of Zion

3xCD DBCDDDD077
£27.00 In stock

Tracklist

1 Work On Natty Disc 1: Culture
2 Natty Dub The Revolutionaries
3 Stop The Fighting (7"mix)
4 Fussy Dub The Revolutionaries
5 Production Something Grandpa Culture
6 Production Dub The Revolutionaries
7 Trod On (Iron Sharpening Iron) 12"
8 Rockers Dub Ranking Trevor
9 Dog A Go Nyam Dog (12" mix)
10 Pyarka (12" mix)
11 Down In Jamaica (Where Marcus Garvey Came From)
12 Cultural Rock (12" Mix) The Revolutionaries
13 Black Rose (12" Mix)
14 This Train Disc 2: Culture
15 Dubbing Train The Revolutionaries
16 Mind Who You Beg For Help (12" mix)
17 Natty Never Get Weary (12" mix)
18 Jah Rastafari
19 Jah (Version) The Revolutionaries
20 The Shepherd
21 The Shepherd (Version) The Revolutionaries
22 Weeping Eyes (7" mix)
23 Yard Dub The Revolutionaries
24 Children Of Zion
25 Freedom Rock The Revolutionaries
26 Forward To Africa (12" mix)
27 Africa Dub (12" mix) The Revolutionaries
28 Children Of Israel (alt. 12" mix) Disc 3: Culture
29 Wipe Your Weeping Eyes (12" mix)
30 Love Shine Bright (12" mix)
31 Production Something (12" mix) Grandpa Culture
32 Free Again (12" mix)
33 Trod On (Iron Sharpening Iron (alt. 12" mix) Culture & Jah Thomas
34 Hola Mt. Zion (12" mix)
35 Pyarka (alt.12" mix)
36 (Living) Too Long In Slavery (12" mix)
37 Tell Me Where You Get It (12" mix)

Arguably the greatest Jamaican vocal group to emerge on the reggae scene during the latter half of the Seventies, the Joseph Hill-led trio Culture wrote and performed some of the finest roots music of the era, initially making their mark with producer Joe Gibbs before joining the revered roster of Sonia Pottinger’s High Note Records.

The first two discs of this long overdue triple CD set collect the ‘A’ and ‘B’ sides of all the group’s Jamaican 7” and 12” High Note singles, with disc 3 comprising rare and previously unreleased 12” mixes from the vaults.

Featuring some of the finest roots reggae recordings of the late Seventies, this collection superbly demonstrates why Culture remain held in such high esteem by reggae aficionados, and with 20 tracks new to CD and five previously unissued, will even satisfy the exacting demands of the group’s long-standing fans.

With extensive sleeve notes and rare photos plus a great front cover featuring members of Culture and The Abyssinians!