Inturns - Consider Yourself album flac

Before they became the Viceroys, Jamaican singers Wesley Tinglin, Daniel Bernard, and Bunny Gayle were known as the Inturns, and sometimes the Interns. They cut the hit roots reggae single "Yah Ho" with producer Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, the Sly & Robbie-produced "Heart Made of Stone," and this Phil Pratt-produced full-length LP, which redoes "Yah Ho" as "Jah H.

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The Inturns - CONSIDER YOURSELF - Pressure Sounds, PSLP0086 - 12 Inch LP, 180g Vinyl Record - Vinyl Shop. Das Album der Inturns (vielen besser bekannt als The Viceroys) wurde im Channel One Studio von Bunny Tom Tom (aka Crucial Bunny) mit folgenden Musikern aufgenommen: Drums: Lowell Sly Dunbar, Noel Donlan, Bass: Robbie Shakespeare, Keyboards: Ansell Collins, Guitars: Eric Bingy Bunny Lamont, Radcliffe Dougie Bryan, Percussion: Noel Skully Simms.

Inturns, The. Consider Yourself. Pressure Sounds Item No: 401197. Pressure Sounds first release in 2015 is a classic roots set by The Inturns (also known as an alias of The Viceroys - here as duo Wesley Tinglin & Neville Ingram). Produced by Phil Pratt and not re-pressed in its original format since the mid nineteen seventies.

Inturns - Consider Yourself 03:50. Inturns - Detour 02:57. Inturns - Jah Ho Jah 03:41. Inturns - Nothing Is Impossible 03:52. Inturns - Get To Know 03:18. Inturns - Do We Have To Fight 03:53. Inturns - Jah Ho 03:06. Inturns - Sing A Good Song 03:10. Inturns - Nothing Is Impossible 06:42. Inturns - Detour 06:31.

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The third release of the Inturns’ 1978 Consider Yourself likely will be the biggest. But it still seems that Wesley Tinglin, a Trenchtown singer who led the vocal trio and lived in France for a time, hasn’t been accorded proper deference. Originally formed as the Viceroys amid the R&B tinged rocksteady era of the 1960s, Tinglin envisioned the group to be an outlet for his compositions. While a majority of the album was new work, a few of the songs, including Jah Ho, were updates of Viceroys singles. As for the name change, it simply appears to be a way for Tinglin, who was working as a jeweler at the time, to establish himself in a different sub-genre of Jamaican music. Reflecting the rootsier time that the Inturns recorded Consider Yourself, Get to Know is all slowed down and behind the beat.