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Post by trinitymlk on Oct 18, 2006 18:00:40 GMT
A likkle ting for all New York crew...and it's FREE!!
WEDS OCTOBER 25th @ Happy Ending (302 Broome St) New York City
Deadly Dragon Sound presents a night called:
When Two Veterans Clash!
Featruing, stragiht from Kingston Jamaica and making his Manhattan Debut DEXTER "ECHO VIBRATION" CAMPBELL -- "The Ska Professor" Vs The Legendary JAH WISE of Tippa Tone Sound.
** Tippa Tone and Echo Vibration Sound Systems were formed in Kingston, Jamaica during the mid-sixties and have continued to play and contribute to Jamaican music until the present. During that time, these two sound systems have worked alongside every major Jamaican artist from Bob Marley to Lee Perry to King Tubby to the late great General Echo. On October 25th, Deadly Dragon Sound is proud to present both of these legendary sound men bringing their combined 124+ years of reggae knowledge in the friendly confines of Manhattan's HAPPY ENDING LOUNGE (302 Broome St.). ADMISSION IS FREE!! Expect to hear Ska like you've never imagined and Rock Steady to make your heart pound! This is reggae history in the making!!!"
Weds, OCTOBER 25th -- HAPPY ENDING (302 Broome St) -- 10 pm to 4am FREE!!!!!
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Post by trinitymlk on Oct 18, 2006 18:04:49 GMT
124 years of combined reggae knowlege...hmmmm pretty impressive considering they would have had to been listening to reggae in the mid '40s
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Post by lankou2 on Oct 18, 2006 18:29:24 GMT
WOW! really seems interesting.anyone recording that session on the sound board or something ? Could really be worth it! Given their ages, they certainly experienced the growth of the reggae roots : mento, r&b, ja shuffle, ska, rocksteady...That makes sense if you're talking about "reggae knowledge" : reggae is not a root, it is a branch of the JA musical tree.
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Post by trinitymlk on Oct 18, 2006 22:24:14 GMT
I'm stuck on the West Coast I'm afraid....
You could email Jeremy at Deadly Dragon and ask him if it will be recorded.
Deadlydragonsoun@aol.com
Respect -MK
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