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The Reggay Boys Reggae 1968 Jamaica

Performer: The Reggay Boys
Title: Mama Look Deh / Decimal Currency
Style: Reggae
Released: 1968
Country: Jamaica
MP3 album: 1278 mb
FLAC album: 1205 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Genre: Reggae

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The Reggay Boys With The Blenders (2), The Blenders (2) ‎– Mama Look Deh, Decimal Currency. Record company politics aside this is a cracking proto-roots tune from The Pioneers clearly based on the successful Monkey Man template - substituting more conscious lyrics - but none the worse for that association in my opinion. Perhaps more importantly the flip side is a classic rocksteady instrumental - making this an excellent vfm double-sider - especially if you can pick one up in good nick at the right price.

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Tracklist

–The Reggay Boys* With The Blenders	Mama Look Deh
–The Blenders	Decimal Currency

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	The Reggay Boys* With The Blenders , The Blenders	The Reggay Boys* With The Blenders , The Blenders - Mama Look Deh / Decimal Currency ‎(7")	Amalgamated Records	none	Jamaica	1968
none	The Blenders / The Reggae Boys	The Blenders / The Reggae Boys - Decimal Currency / Mama Look Deh ‎(7", Single)	Amalgamated Records	none	Jamaica	1968
AMG 835	The Pioneers / The Blenders	The Pioneers / The Blenders - Mama Look Deh / Decimal Currency ‎(7", Single)	Amalgamated Records	AMG 835	UK	1969
none	The Reggae Boys / The Blenders	The Reggae Boys / The Blenders - Mama Look Deh / Decimal Currency ‎(7", Single, W/Lbl)	Amalgamated Records	none	Jamaica	1969

Comments: (4)

Nern

Record company politics aside this is a cracking proto-roots tune from The Pioneers clearly based on the successful Monkey Man template - substituting more conscious lyrics - but none the worse for that association in my opinion. Perhaps more importantly the flip side is a classic rocksteady instrumental - making this an excellent vfm double-sider - especially if you can pick one up in good nick at the right price.

Kikora

This record more than explains the serious issues I have with mid 1960's - 1970's reggae this incestious pap and theft crapThis is a total theft of the Maytals Leslie Kong gem Monkey Man so hardly original or very impressive just the note that B&C music collected the few royalties that this rubbish made. Again another incestious B&C/Trojan/Island Palmer Bros hide the fees and paperwork on paperwork, under paperwork from the tax man.Really does fly in the face of good Reggae and legit people in front and behind the records! It's a vile and very poor boring waste of vinyl pucks and Orlake's time! £30! no-way I wouldn't give you 3p! or in pre 1971 3d Its utter rubbish. and an insult to their superior work with "The China Man" Seems very odd to me that plagiarism seemed acceptable and ok in Jamaica! This one is bad but nothing as insulting and illegal as Tiger Guilty on Palmer Brothers Camel label John Barry's Born Free did the Palmer Brothers cough-up? Pay the royalties over! Yeah rite!

Shakagul

Most of these people musicians lived in the Third World - so its seems a bit uncharitable of you sitting here in (I should imagine) England criticising them for not abiding by the intricacies of English business law. And what has made the reggae world so vibrant and interesting is just the borrowing of other people's records that you criticise. It's what the Jamaican audience has always expected.

Nettale

Sure about this theft crap? "Mama Look Deh" supposed to be a 1968 recording while "Monkey Man" appeared 1969. But anyway, "Mama Look Deh" is a wild funky version of the W. I. traditional, innit? And what about "good Reggae". What's that?

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