Feel Good (Ken Boothe, Roy Shirley, Big Youth)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- I thought that Ken Boothe's "Feel Good" was the original here, but apparently it was a response to the popular "Hold Them" by Roy Shirley, that was one of the first cuts recorded by producer Joe Gibbs. For this run, I play both of those, followed by another take with Roy Shirley for Lloyd Charmers and a later Big Youth relick.
Feel Good (Hold Them): Ken Boothe
Feel The Dub: Sound Dimension
Hold Them: Roy Shirley
The Great Roy Shirley, One Two, Three, Plus One (Medley): Roy Shirley
Rum Rhythm: Shirley & Charmers
Johnny Reggae: Big Youth
Johnny Reggae Version: Big Youth
Buck And The Preacher: I Roy
Johnny Reggae: Big Youth
Music lives on for ever, big fan.
Exact 💯
Was WELL-Fortunate to see Roy Shirley's final stage show, at the SNWMF, 2008. The High Priest died the following month, Rest In Power.
Takes me back to my youth. This music will never die.
Back up on Jack's Hill watching Kingston down below and grooving!!
This is the mix (love Roy Shirley) that first brought me to your amazing world where riddim stories are told using the hardest hitting bass lines ever! Thank you, Algoriddim!
I am having a solo party with this mix. appreciated
@@olivenecothrell5574The best tunes and thickest grooves!!
You the best one love bro 🇬🇧🇯🇲
The best, Craig, the best!
Love the mix bro my kind of music
A POWER SOUND OF THE BEGINNING OF GOOD JAMAICAN MUSIC,THANKS
Wonderful!
keep finding sum propper good sets man keep them comeing more and more of them please lad
very nice, i play this a lot so nice to hear.
Back in the days
Back up on Jack's Hill rocking in the 70's
Best of de best Roy Shirley Sir Ken booth. Oo
thanks never heard the Ken Boothe version before - nice bit of rocksteady that riddim
Roy and Ken made some of their first recordings together as Roy and Ken, for Lindon Pottinger in 1965
Great mix !
Love your mixes, Algoriddim, you must have a PhD in Riddimology!
There should exist more monthly festivals or discothèques with a reggae DJ
let me put this thing straight my dad Roy shirley wrote and produced it first released on Jo Gibbs released in Jamaica as he wasn't in England yet. label but bunny lee who was in England brought up Ken booth and released it in England so when my father came up with the song it was already released. there is history behind what happened next but too say my dad did get back the song but the damage had already been done. but its ROY SHIRLEYS song written by him produced by him. Ken has since apologized to me for the incident. and in them days it was what t was.
Thanks for clarifying that!
Your father is the late, great Roy Shirley? Wow, I'm not even sure what to say. He is one of my all-time favorite vocalists--of any genre. If someone asked me to define "sing your heart out", I would play them Roy Shirley.
Wisdom
Getting in good mood
Rocksteady Mood!
Is this the best rocksteady chune,? in top 5 ?
Yes and Yes!
greathankuverymuch
YESagreeditisgoodstuff
Johnny Reggae, Reggae Reggae Reggae Reggae Reggae Reggae I would say!!
what year was the ROY SHOIRLLEY recorded????
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A Scorcher!!
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Big up on the mix Dj Algoriddim, you know where I can find the Sound Dimension riddim version? Been searching iTunes, Juno etc. but no luck.
Originally on "Hi Fashion Dub Top Ten" and more recently released on Soul Jazz's comp "Studio One Dub Vol. 1"
Mike dread am a shirley from jamaica I guess we are family
who are you because im his daughter and we dont know you????
@@krinrush5532 I am 39 in the US, and I remember about 17 years ago I heard "Hold Them" for the first time. Yes, I am fairly certain about the year. I was transfixed, "Who is that singing like that and how do I hear it again?" He remains still one of my favorite vocalists of any genre of music--such versatility, and so compelling! When I hear him sing "feel good", I don't have much of a choice in the matter. In fact, I put this on this morning because I needed to hear it. Just wanted to pay my respect. All the best, --Blair
the third one, though (from the technical point of view is the same ''groove''. but not sounding like from any of the ''band-track session that created the basid for the others... )
whats the story there?
You mean the one that starts at 4:59?
not sure what the constant hand on deck was about.
yeh, was sir joe's song, production-wise... and pretty much how good he was and how a lot of the musicians and singers (most jamaican bands of the time actually being jamaican-ified doo-wop trios and quartets. hence ''toots * the maytals''... they were singers... and the studio actual bands just knocked out ''band tracks'' that were used in almost all the singing stuff till the next one took hold) got on with him and liked him, so Perry got the hump and chucked him.
Incidentally, and was covered in two forms by The Fall, ''Why are people Grudgeful'' from the Gibbs camp waS ABOUT pERRY BEING LIKE THAT...
aNYWAY.. yehhhhh gIBBS IS really GOOD.
Stax did the same in the States. The main studio band for them being Booker T & the MG's.
Was same
(From my point of view, it'd be amazing to get access to some of those band tracks for the sake of learning, as i LOVE all forms of dance-worthy R&B, including early reggae styles from bluebeat (ish) through to when the Wailers kicked in with Island records.. afetr that it gerts pretty pantsy and production-blingy and BORING....