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02 February 2025

And Pato Banton...

Herein the Mad Professor captures & recaptures the wily Pato in a tremendous race to the fishnet.

For these albums, Mad Professor collaborated with singer Pato Banton, a reggae artist from England, using his lyrics over Mad Prof's Dubbed sounds. Captures is Banton's first album, the first of two albums he recorded with Mad Professor. The second was appropriately named Mad Professor Recaptures Pato Banton.

Mad Professor uses a lot of echoes in this music. He also makes changes to the frequency & pitch of the echo for some really great effects. Although the echoes are added in & the music is heavily Dubbed, most of Pato Banton's singing on the album is left alone. This keeps more of a reggae sound in the music than a lot of other Mad Professor Dub albums.

Mad Professor Captures Pato Banton features the likes of Black Steel, Preacher, Drumtan Ward, Robotiks, Bobby Valentino with Pato toasting & Mad Prof roasting.

 

Mad Professor & Pato Banton - Mad Professor Captures Pato Banton, Ariwa ARILP023, 1985.
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Side A -     
Mad Professor Captures Pato Banton
Gwarn! (Go On)
Nuff Kind of Dread

Side B -
King Step
Give Me Oil
My Opinion
 
 
 
 

Of course Pato smooth-talked his way out of Mad Professors grip. The Prof just bided his time & five years later he would recapute his foil one more time, once more with an incredible posse: Black Steel & Preacher still hard at it, joined up with Vin Gordon & Michael Rose on horns as well as Sandra Cross sharing some vocal duties with Pato.
 

Recapured
Riot
Satan
Tek Me Time
Mr. Singh
Worries
Live is One
 
 
 

Enjoy while we can,

9 comments:

  1. Mad Professor Captures Pato Banton
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    Mad Professor Recaptures Pato Banton
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  2. Hello! I was wondering if you could find for me Audioweb - Audioweb 1996? Please let me know, thank you so much!

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    1. Christian,

      I don’t mean this in any kind of negative way, I’m just trying to point out that this is the third time you’ve requested music from me. If I have it or have easy access to it, I don’t mind sharing music with visitors here at the ole NSS. Usually the things I’m asked to share are somehow related to the blog posts I’ve done. Your requests are quite random. I’m not saying to stop asking. I just don’t know if I can always satisfy your wishes. But I’ll keep trying. I’m doing pretty good so far, right.

      The reason that I mentioned this is that I’m usually crazy busy working on music & don’t always have enough spare time for extra stuff. I’m only one man, Jim. Thanks for stopping by & thanks for your requests. They get me listening to different music than what I’m listening to at the moment.

      (six degrees of seperation from Kevin Bacon - only one step here)

      Audioweb - Audioweb, Mother Records MUMCD 9604, 1996.
      https://mega.nz/file/nsdAlRRC#KzOrUVfkZkgePB8jFN-dAGHy6UsrtT5S017V3ieKrO0

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    2. I totally understand what you're saying and I really appreciate your willingness to share music, even with how busy you are. Don't worry, there is no pressure to comply with my requests. I know you're focused on your work and your own music, and that's the most important thing.
      I love that my requests have led you to explore different music, that's great! And yes, you've been doing incredibly well so far. If at any time you can't fulfill a request, that is no problem at all.
      I'm just glad to know that you are there, sharing content with those of us who visit the blog.
      Thank you for your time and for everything you share.

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    3. Thanks, my friend. Glad to have you about & glad you can enjoy some shares. I'm also glad you obviously took what I said exactly as I meant it.

      I never felt any pressure about any of your requests. I was glad to oblige. I just took the opportunity to let you know how things are.

      & yes, thanks for the musical suggestions.

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    4. Thanks for your words, friend. I'm glad to hear that everything was well received and that you were able to share how things are going.
      And of course, when it comes to music, it's always a pleasure to share tips.
      In relation to the requests and in order not to generate any overload, every certain time would it be allowed to do so?

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  3. A big thanks Nathan! I saw Pato with my rasta friend in Tampa a few years ago and it was a smokin' show and we each got our picture with him that I cherish. Cheers brother!

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