Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus /Roots Reggae/

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Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus

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Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus - Movements (1978)

Record date : 1978
Album style : roots, nyahbinghi, solo vocal

01. Ethiopian Anthem
02. Sip Your Cup
03. The Hour
04. Run Aggression
05. Numbered Days
06. Amagideon
07. Hosana
08. Where Is You Gold Mine
09. I Am Ethiopian
10. Children On The Mountain Top

Producer : Ras Michael
Arranger : Ras Michael

Engineer : Phillip Jerome & Geoffrey Chung

Vocals : Ras Michael & Alvin Jack Hewitt
Backing Vocals : The Sons Of Negus & Puma Jones
Backing Band : The Sons Of Negus
Lead Guitar : Earl Chinna Smith & Michael Maskil
Rhythm Guitar : Rica Baca
Organ : Dennis Ferron
Bass Drum : Sydney Wolf
Percussions : Ras Michael
Funde : Thomas Martin & I Son
Clarinet : S. Chung

Studios :
Recording : Dynamic Sounds (Kingston, JA)

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[Romanich]

Artist.........: Sons of Negus
Album..........: A Psalm of Praises to the Most High 1967-1972
Year...........: 2016
Bitrate........: 320 kbps
Size...........: 105 mb

Comment........:

Original Release Date: July 15, 2016. Label: Dub Store Records. Total time: 46:11. The latest release in Dub Store Records’ unusually jam-packed release schedule is an unorthodox and fascinating one. A Psalm of Praises To the Most High by Sons of Negus Churchical Host is a collection of singles released between 1967-1972. The outfit was led by Ras Michael – who in the mid-70s scored a hit with the enchanting None A Jah Jah Children – and this devout Rastafarian started playing at occasional recording sessions at Studio One in the mid-60s. But he didn’t want money for his work – he requested studio time. And these cuts are the outcome of those sessions. Ras Michael has to date put out around 20 albums and he has never followed fashion. He has always gone his own way. And that is definitely showcased on this album, which collects highly unconventional music, recorded at a time when beautiful rocksteady ruled Jamaican charts. This is far from rocksteady or even roots reggae. It’s not the psychedelic nyabinghi that was featured on Ras Michael’s debut album Peace & Love, which was credited to Dadawah, or the more traditional and more melodious Rastafari. The 15 tracks collected here are devotional Rastafarian hymns recorded mostly without amplifiers. Praises to the most high never before released outside Jamaica. Highlights include album opener Run Come Rally, with its haunting female backing vocals, and the organ led instrumental Zion We Want to Go. http://www.reggae-vibes.com/rev_sin/sonch-ap.htm

Tracklist......:

01. Run Come Rally (3:18)
02. Zion We Want To Go (3:13)
03. Ethiopian National Anthem (3:06)
04. All Ye Saints (3:11)
05. Come Down (3:10)
06. Lion Of Judah (2:55)
07. Take Your Bible And Read It (2:55)
08. Run Aggressors Run (2:58)
09. Volunteer Ethiopians (2:37)
10. A Psalm Of Praises To The Most High (3:21)
11. Rejoice (3:03)
12. Salvation (3:17)
13. King’s Highway (3:01)
14. Time Is Drawing High (2:49)
15. There Is A Green Hill Far Away (3:03)

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