Rob Hajacos (fiddle)
Liam flew out to New York and those first sessions together produced the now classic tunes "When Will They Learn" and "I'm Gonna Miss You" which still get spins at reggae spots around the globe
he at least delivers an album that satisfies
and it was in this regard that Power & the Glory essentially falls short of expectations
" Accompanying arrangements are generally dense but melodic
DREAD AT THE CONTROLS-HQ- 2LP translucent sea blue vinyl Rob Hajacos (fiddle)Although it's the dub version of this album that was to reach legendary status, the original vocal version of Dread at the Controls is equally crucial. On this, his debut album, Jamaica's one and only roots Rasta DJ toasted over some of the most superb rhythms to be had, laid down by a kaleidoscope of power pairings Robbie Shakespeare, Ranchie McLean, and Earl "Bagga" Walker throbbing, high stepping, and slinking around on bass, with Sly Dunbar,