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Prince Jammy Meet Johnny Osbourne And Black Uhuru Featuring Sly & Robbie
Prince Jammy Presents A Dub Extravaganza "Uhuru In Dub" & "Osbourne In Dub"

Compil. UK 1988 on CSA Records label
Reggae (Dub)

"...if you saw UHURU at Wembley with the Stones you got some idea of what's going on but the P.A. system hasn't been made yet that can let everybody in a stadium that size hear Robbie Shakespear's Bass the way it's supposed to sound when linked up with Sly's drumming. It's supposed to evoke an irresistible natural force to create a description of the force of creation itself - in other words Rastafari..." (3rd July 1982 New Musical Express)

Musicians

	Prince Jammy dr, *1947 JM album by
	Johnny Osbourne h, voc, *1948 JM album by
	Black Uhuru , *1972 JM album by
	Sly & Robbie , *1970 JM drums, album by
	Christopher Meredith b, bass
	Robbie Shakespeare b, *1953 JM bass
	Benbow dr, drums
	"Deadly" Headley Bennett sax, as, *1931 JM horns
	Bobby Ellis tr, *1932 JM horns
	Earl "Chinna" Smith g, *1955 JM lead guitar
	Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan g, voc, JM lead guitar
	Tarzan Nelson p, organ
	Tony "Asher" Brissett key, JM organ, piano
	Winston Wright org, 1944-1993 JM organ
	Noel "Scully" Simms perc, cng, *1935 JM percussion
	Uziah "Sticky" Thompson perc, JM percussion
	Keith Sterling key, p, *1952 JM piano
	Bingy Bunny g, *1955 JM rhythm guitar
	Bo-Pee Bowen g, JM rhythm guitar
	Fazal Prendergast g, JM rhythm guitar

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