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Funky Monkey

29.01.2006 14:22

Byron Lee & The Dragonaires /Rocksteady, Early Reggae, Reggae, Ska, Trad.Ska, Soca, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, from Jamaica/

Byron Lee & The Dragonaires

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Сообщение от http://oioioi.ru/music/ska/dragonaires.html

Концертная группа с переменным составом, исполнявшая ска, рокстеди и регги в 60-е годы и выпустившая большое число пластинок на Federal Records. Byron Lee собрал Dragonaires в 1956 году, когда ему было 20 лет. Сам он играл на бас-гитаре, пели Eric Monty Morris и Keith Lyn.

Dragonaires появились в документальном фильме "This is Ska", снятом в 1964 году. Они выступали на концертных площадках Ямайки до второй половины 70-х годов, а также играли калипсо вместе с такими исполнителями, как Sir Lancelot и Harry Belafonte.

В конце 70-х годов Byron Lee занялся изданием танцевальной музыки под названием "soca".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron_...he_Dragonaires
http://www.discogs.com/artist/29820-...he-Dragonaires
http://www.last.fm/music/Byron+Lee+&+The+Dragonaires

Родственные группы:
Keith & Ken - Byron Lee & The Dragonaires в качестве baking band
Ossie Scott - сольное творчество саксофониста

не3дох

17.07.2006 09:48

Re: Byron Lee And The Dragonaires & Friends /Ska, Rocksteady/

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Byron Lee and the Dragonaires is one of the best known Jamaican bands . Lee played a crucial pioneering role in bringing Jamaican music to the world. Formed in 1956 and playing a big band-ska sound their big break came in the first James Bond film Dr. No, where they appeared as the band in the scene at Pussfeller's club and played a number of tunes on the soundtrack. They also caused a stir at the New York World's Fair in 1964. As successful as the band was, Byron was also having success as a promoter, label owner, and studio owner and was one of the biggest reasons for the explosion in popularity of Jamaican music in the late 1960s and early 70's.

His studio remains one of the most popular in all the Caribbean. He continues to record and tour with his band, and they have become well known for including covers of popular tunes of top Caribbean performers.

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Walt Jabsco

26.08.2007 21:13