Children Of Zion (Uk)
Currently Unavailable
Tracklist
1
Work on Natty - Culture
2
Natty Dub - the Revolutionaries
3
Stop the Fighting - Culture
4
Fussy Dub - the Revolutionaries
5
Production Something - Grandpa Culture
6
Production Dub - the Revolutionaries
7
Trod on (12" Mix) - Culture
8
Rockers Dub (12" Mix) - Ranking Trevor ; the Revolutionaries
9
Dog a Go Nyam Dog (12" Mix) - Culture
10
Pyarka (12" Mix) - Culture
11
Down in Jamaica (12" Mix) - Culture
12
Cultural Rock Aka Garvey Rock (12" Mix) - the Revolutionaries
13
Black Rose (12" Mix) - Culture
14
This Train - Culture
15
Dubbing Train - the Revolutionaries
16
Mind Who You Beg for Help (12" Mix) - Culture
17
Natty Never Get Weary (12" Mix) - Culture
18
Jah Rastafari - Culture
19
Jah (Version) - the Revolutionaries
20
The Shepherd - Culture
21
The Shepherd (Version) - the Revolutionaries
22
Weeping Eyes - Culture
23
Yard Dub - the Revolutionaries
24
Children of Zion - Culture
25
Freedom Rock - the Revolutionaries
26
Forward to Africa (12" Mix) - Culture
27
Africa Dub (12" Mix) - the Revolutionaries
28
Children of Zion (Alt. 12" Mix) - Culture
29
Weeping Eyes (12" Mix) - Culture
30
Love Shine Bright (12" Mix) - Culture
31
Production Something (12" Mix) - Grandpa Culture
32
Free Again (12" Mix) - Culture
33
Trod on (Alt. 12" Mix) - Culture ; Jah Thomas
34
Hola MT. Zion (12" Mix) - Culture
35
Pyaka (Alt. Mix) (12" Mix) - Culture
36
Play Skilfully (12" Mix) - Culture
37
Too Long in Slavery (12" Mix) - Culture
38
Tell Me Where You Get It (12" Mix) - Culture
About This Release
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