The Heptones - Mr T. - 1991, FLAC (image+.cue) lossless torrent

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The Heptones / Mr T.

Жанр: Reggae
Страна-производитель диска: France
Год издания диска: 1991
Издатель (лейбл): Lagoon / Esoldun
Номер по каталогу: LG2-1008
Аудио кодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 43:00
Источник (релизер): cd
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
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01 Falling In Love Again (3:39)
02 Honey You're All (3:44)
03 Where Good Music Gone (3:17)
04 Love Me Girl (3:20)
05 Long Long Time Ago (3:40)
06 Wonderful World (3:37)
07 Unfaithful Baby (3:22)
08 Rasta Music (3:30)
09 In My House (3:39)
10 Allalackalama (3:48)
11 Mr T. (3:48)
12 Jumpy Me No Jumpy (3:35)
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The Heptones / Mr T.

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Recorded 1991 at "The Mixing Lab Recording Studio Ltd" Kingston, Jamaica.

Mr. T was recorded in 1991 by the second incarnation of the Heptones (Barry Llewellyn, Earl
Morgan, Naggo Morris), and while it has some bright and intriguing tracks, it fails to rise to the
level set by the group's original lineup with Leroy Sibbles (keep in mind that Sibbles, aside from
being a fine lead singer and writer, is also a dynamite bass player -- a mighty key instrument in
Jamaican music). That said, this album fares better than many of the Heptones' post-Sibbles
releases, with Morris stepping to the plate with two fine compositions, "Where Good Music
Gone" and the soulful and passionate "In My House," while Llewellyn scores with the hopelessly
infectious "Rasta Music." Unfortunately most of the album -- despite the presence of ace
Jamaican session players like Sly & Robbie, Willie Lindo and Vin Gordon -- has a sort of slick,
processed feel that became endemic to reggae in the 1990s. The songs mentioned above go a
long way to redeeming things, however, and dedicated Heptones' fans shouldn't hesitate to check
them out, although casual listeners will probably be better served by sampling the classic 1970s
work done by the group's original lineup. ~ Steve Leggett
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