Description
The real Ska sound of '64. Essential. Uncompromising. "Dance The Ska" is exactly what a Ska compilation should be: raw, joyful, and rooted in the Kingston scene that invented everything. Spanning 1963–1966 the golden years of Jamaican independence this collection gathers the genre's defining voices: Prince Buster (King of Ska), Jimmy Cliff, Derrick Morgan, Roy Panton, Stranger Cole, and Millie, among others, all captured at the peak of the original Jamaican Ska movement.
No concessions, no fillers just the energetic, upbeat sound that would travel from Kingston to London and change the course of British music forever.
Released on Kids Of Yesterday (KOY010). Essential for Ska, Rocksteady, and Jamaican music collectors. New vinyl. Available now at Copasetic Mailorder.
TRACKS:
A1. Roy Panton & Millie - Well Meet
A2. Eric Monthy Morris - Oil In My Lamp
A3. Derick Morgan - Be Still
A4. Jimmy Cliff - Hurricane Hatti
A5. Owen Gray - Darling Patricia
A6. Stranger Cole & Millie - Come Back
B1. Eric Monthy Morris - Sammy Dead
B2. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Musical Communion
B3. Roy Panton & Millie - Can't You See
B4. Prince Buster - Blackhead Chinaman
B5. Prince Buster - Run Man Run
B6. Prince Buster - They Got To Come
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