The Revolutionaries - Revolutionary Sounds [LP] VG+

Name: The Revolutionaries - Revolutionary Sounds [LP] VG+
Brand: Well Charge
SKU: 4075347184
Price: 125.00 GBP
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The Revolutionaries - Revolutionary Sounds [LP] VG+

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Format: LP
Catalogue No: DSR 2386
Label: Well Charge
Genre: Reggae
Style: Dub
Released: 1976 Jamaica
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Good Plus (G+)

Product Review:
JA 1976 Original. From a lovely collection (DM). Creased sleeve, edge wear and signs of attempted repair. Wear to label.

Revolutionary Sounds is a 1976 dub LP by The Revolutionaries, the Channel One house band led by Sly Dunbar, produced by Jo Jo Hookim for his Well Charge imprint. Recorded at Channel One Studio in Kingston, the album draws its themes from African liberation movements -- tracks like MPLA, Angola, and Che reflect the pan-African politics running through Jamaican music at the time.

Release ID: 1158893

Track List:

A1. MPLA 3:40
A2. Earthquake 3:20
A3. Why War? 3:10
A4. Leftest 3:34
A5. Victory 3:07
B1. Angola 3:16
B2. P.L.A. 3:25
B3. Assassin 2:47
B4. Desertion 3:08
B5. "Che" 3:20

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The Revolutionaries - Revolutionary Sounds [LP] VG+

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