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Late Night Movie - 2CD

2xCD DB2CD149
£16.00 In stock

Tracklist

1 DISC ONE: LUI LEPKI LATE NIGHT MOVIE
2 Go To School
3 Rent Man Skank
4 Late Night Movie
5 Rose Marie
6 Penitentiary
7 Tribute To Bob Marley
8 Love Ina Jam Down
9 She Is Part Of My Life
10 Praise His Majesty
11 Custom Officer
12 BONUS TRACKS: 12” MIXES
13 My Love / Can't Take Mi Landlord– Wade Brammer & Lui Lepki
14 Quick Divorce / Mek You Lie – Barrington Levy & Lui Lepki
15 Virgin Girl / Lovers Take Over – Eek A Mouse & Lui Lepki
16 Dance Hall Stylee / Step Mother – Danny Magaroo & Lui Lepki
17 Mine Yu Mouth / Late Night Movie - Barrington Levy & Lui Lepki
18 Rope In / Love In A Jamdown - Cornel Campbell & Lui Lepki
19 DISC TWO: NICE UP THE PARTY – JOE GIBBS DJ BONANZA 1979 - 1984
20 Shopkeeper – Jah Thomas
21 Nice Up The Party - Welton Irie & Prince Weedy
22 Babylon Happening – Jah Mike
23 Gates Of Zion Open - Puddy Roots
24 Get Up And Skank - Lee Van Cleef
25 Informer- Lad Ann
26 Jah A The Magician Man - Puddy Roots
27 Stay Alive - Lee Van Cleef
28 Big Iron – Kojak
29 Captain Selassie I - Icho Candy
30 Fi Me Time Now – Papa Tullo
31 Man In Me - Junior Vibes
32 Scorcher – Delroy Jones
33 More Loving – Ranking Trevor

• Seminal dancehall album from 1982.

• Features some of the biggest Jamaican hits of the early 80s.

• 19 tracks new to CD.

The close of the 1970s witnessed a dramatic change of both style and substance of reggae music, with the spiritual and political themes that had dominated the roots era throughout the preceding years supplanted by a dynamic new sound that primarily focused upon more down to earth issues.

The new ‘dancehall’ sound was chiefly championed by raw, youthful music-makers whose recordings dominated the Jamaican musical landscape over the years that immediately followed. Among the most successful of these ambitious newcomers was DJ Lui Lepki, whose moniker revived that originally used by a notorious 1930s New York gangster, reflected the brash new attitude of these aspirational young guns.

Lepki’s musical breakthrough came in late 1979, when his debut single, ‘Can't Take Me Landlord’, shot to the top of the Jamaican music charts, with this success swiftly followed by further big sellers, notably ‘Love Ina Jamdown’, ‘Mek You Lie To Me’, ‘Custom Officer’ and his 1981 smash, ‘Late Night Movie’, which provided the title of his debut long-player, issued early the following year.

An instant best-seller, the LP has remained unavailable on CD for 17 years with this expanded version also including the DJ’s 12” single tracks, which also feature fellow reggae royalty in Barrington Levy, Eek-A-Mouse and Cornel Campbell. In addition, the second disc on the set collects some of the biggest Joe Gibbs productions from the dancehall era, many of which feature on CD for the first time.