Derrick Morgan & Desmond Dekker – Do The Beng Beng
Beverley All Stars – Express
1. Derrick Morgan & Desmond Dekker – Do The Beng Beng
2. Beverley All Stars – Express
This is Derricks invitation to do the new dance in 1968 called "Shing-A-Ling". The Dekker brothers, Desmond and George, doing the harmonies on "Do The Beng Beng". B-side plays the instrumental version of the Pioneers hit "Pee Pee Cluck Cluck".
"Someone" credited on the UK Island label as by Derrick Morgan, this fine rocksteady song is actually by Derrick Morgan and Sister Pauline Morgan. B-side...
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Unreleased dub mixes from King Tubby! Recordings from 1975 till 1980. Produced by "Blackbeard" Sinclair. Featuring rhythms from Black Uhuru, Drifter,...
"Black Is Soul" originally released in JA on a small run blank label 7", then released in the UK on Pama's Bullet outlet. Flip side is a reggae remake...
"Samba" by Amazones De Guinee is an unadultered killer african-funk bullet! High-energy from the start powerful vocal - recorded in Paris 1983. On the...
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