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Various - Toughest FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 –Roy Burrowes Grooving The Slide
A2 –Rueben Alexander Happy Valley
A3 –Karl Bryan & Count Ossie Black Up
A4 –Cedric "Im" Brooks Heavy Beat
A5 –Pablo Black Locks High (High Locks)
A6 –Scorcher Consumer Sounds
B1 –The New Establishment Just Mike
B2 –Lloyd Brevett Shank I Shek
B3 –Pablo Black Push Pull
B4 –The Magnificent Seven Jack Johnson
B5 –Big Willie College Rock
B6 –Scorcher Roots Man Hi Fi
B7 –Sound Dimension Down Beat Special

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed By – Coxsone's Music City

Credits

  • Producer [Uncredited] – Clement "Coxsone" Dodd

Notes

Track A6 - actually Scorcher & Soul - Smile
Track B1 - actually The New Establishment - Adis-A-Wah-Wah

See also - http://www.localhost/Various-Tuffest/release/5575362

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SOLP 006 Various Tuffest ‎(LP, Comp) Studio One SOLP 006 Jamaica Unknown
SOLP 006 Various Tuffest ‎(LP) Studio One SOLP 006 Jamaica Unknown


Various - Toughest FLAC album

Musician performer: Various

Title: Toughest

Country: Jamaica

Date of release: 1999

Style: Dub

Genre: Reggae

Size FLAC: 1815 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 948

Other Formats: DMF VQF MP4 WMA ASF MP1 XM

Various Dub 1999 Jamaica

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Chillhunter
The first track is Coxsone's cover of the Bunny Wailer & Marcia Griffiths hit Electric Boogie.
Chillhunter
The first track is Coxsone's cover of the Bunny Wailer & Marcia Griffiths hit Electric Boogie.
Taun
I've got it and the track A1, Grooving the Slide, is a "sort of lite-jazz reggae nonsense" for a Studio 1 dub compilation! I remembered very well when I asked to the recordshop owner if I can listen to it before : he skipped willingly this track. I asked why, he played the track & what a laugh!The other tracks are classical Studio One productions, some have a little jazzy or rythm and blues feeling, but don't forget that Coxsone played a lot of rythm & blues with his sound system before starting producing reggae. And that influenced later his releases on Studio 1.
Taun
I've got it and the track A1, Grooving the Slide, is a "sort of lite-jazz reggae nonsense" for a Studio 1 dub compilation! I remembered very well when I asked to the recordshop owner if I can listen to it before : he skipped willingly this track. I asked why, he played the track & what a laugh!The other tracks are classical Studio One productions, some have a little jazzy or rythm and blues feeling, but don't forget that Coxsone played a lot of rythm & blues with his sound system before starting producing reggae. And that influenced later his releases on Studio 1.
Frey
I'm not sure if its just my copy with possibly the wrong A-Side (I have two "side ones" printed on the label) but the tracks on the A-Side are some sort of lite-jazz reggae nonsense and Side-B is much more serious riddims and dubs.
Frey
I'm not sure if its just my copy with possibly the wrong A-Side (I have two "side ones" printed on the label) but the tracks on the A-Side are some sort of lite-jazz reggae nonsense and Side-B is much more serious riddims and dubs.
Adrielmeena
My copy is printed that way also.
Adrielmeena
My copy is printed that way also.
Winotterin
Light jazz non sense for track B1, B2 is lite reggae version of Burning Spear's "He Prayed". Other versions of note: A1 = "Skylarking" version, A2 = "Heavenless" version, A3 = Burning Spear "Swell Headed" version, A5 "College Rock" version, B4 is a "Conquer Me" version. These were the most common versions to me, however I am sure there are some other prominent versions here as well. Aside from the 2 aforementioned lite tracks and the usual poor pressing quality of Studio One RE's, this is a great album!
Winotterin
Light jazz non sense for track B1, B2 is lite reggae version of Burning Spear's "He Prayed". Other versions of note: A1 = "Skylarking" version, A2 = "Heavenless" version, A3 = Burning Spear "Swell Headed" version, A5 "College Rock" version, B4 is a "Conquer Me" version. These were the most common versions to me, however I am sure there are some other prominent versions here as well. Aside from the 2 aforementioned lite tracks and the usual poor pressing quality of Studio One RE's, this is a great album!