17 June 2024

Musick that Needed Work - P: Prince Jammy



You all know Jammy, pretender to the throne, still Prince in 1982. 

 



Making up weird sci-fi names for these Dub riddims. 

 

Prince Jammy - Destroys the Invaders, Greensleeves Records GREL29, 1982.
decryption code in comments

Side 1 -
Conspiracy on Neptune
Martian Encounter
Saturn Bombardment
Attack on Ganymede

Side 2 -
War in the Asteroid Belt
The Great Red Spot
Life on Uranus
Final Destruction

This P’s for U,

8 comments:

  1. Destroys the Invaders
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  2. Thanks NØ! Thanks for another great offering, even if he was the pretender to the throne.

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    1. Thanks, Charlie. Just my personal beef with Jammy. He took a lot of riddims with him when he moved to UK. He releases much of it on his Greensleeves label without compensating the original artists.

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    2. Yeah! I knew exactly what you're talking about with so-called Jammy. Good music, problematic producer.

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    3. I love the way you sez it...problematic producer!

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  3. NØ thanks for d info about Jammy, in the early 90 s I did some promo for Greensleeves not knowing he was the owner of that label..I appreciate the spirit of your blog, we learn a lot and by we discover artists and their stories....Just passing by and saying you hi...Im in =The last Train To Dubville=....Keep up the great job bro.

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    1. I just have a personal beef with Jammy. Tubby was King & I didn't really mind that Jammy was Prince, but Scientist was also Prince. After Tubby's death, Jammy just claimed the title of King withou even having a Clash with Scientist to see who claimed the throne. My money has always been on Scientist. Then Jammy became one of those monarch who abused his position.

      I'm meet you at the station at 4:30. Dub Jah Yeah.

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    2. NØ this crown matter remind me Bob Marley song =Who The Cap Fit=.Jamaican show biz is some how similar to the far west stories of 1930 s of the last century.Saddly we lovers of music are victims of the lost of some prominent icons.As Oku Onuora -when will this end?Every decade has it assassination....Im happy to find your blog as a platform of sharing our passion for music....bless up bro all the way from my night shift.

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