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Inspired by Vannie and calling all music lovers....Emperah, Jah_Yout and anyone else. How many versions can you find for one of Don Drummond's hottest scorchers. Pure genius?
Post them all here. I am heading out on the road again. I won't be able to pop in often but I would love to pop in when I have a moment to get some entertainment.
Mi feel sorry fi de bass playah, im just keep playing the same ting over and over again fi de whole riddim.
If this works this will be the first of many version challenges.
About Heavenless:
Post them all here. I am heading out on the road again. I won't be able to pop in often but I would love to pop in when I have a moment to get some entertainment.
Mi feel sorry fi de bass playah, im just keep playing the same ting over and over again fi de whole riddim.
If this works this will be the first of many version challenges.
About Heavenless:
Don Drummond & The Skatalites "Heavenless"
It was credited to Vin Gordon when released in the UK on the legendary red and white Studio One label in 1969 but the twelve inch mix featured here is credited to Don Drummond and first saw the light of day as the B-side to the wonderful Carlton & His Shoes parting shot for Mr Dodd "Let Me Love You". Its popularity proved so great that Mr Manning's classic was relegated to B-side status and this was promoted to the A-side. Jah Thomas used the rhythm for Triston Palmer's "Entertainment" in the early eighties which proved to be a key record in the development of dancehall music.
It was credited to Vin Gordon when released in the UK on the legendary red and white Studio One label in 1969 but the twelve inch mix featured here is credited to Don Drummond and first saw the light of day as the B-side to the wonderful Carlton & His Shoes parting shot for Mr Dodd "Let Me Love You". Its popularity proved so great that Mr Manning's classic was relegated to B-side status and this was promoted to the A-side. Jah Thomas used the rhythm for Triston Palmer's "Entertainment" in the early eighties which proved to be a key record in the development of dancehall music.
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