COMPUTER ALL STARS – SUNSET RECORDS 1985
Computer All Stars – Sunset Records Overview
The Computer All Stars project from Sunset Records is a fresh chapter in reggae’s story, deeply connected to sound system culture. In Jamaica, sound systems have always been the heart of reggae, bringing people together with heavy bass, sharp rhythms, and powerful vocals. This album collection keeps that tradition alive, bringing foundation builders and new energy to the dance. Jah Screw, a well-known producer and artist, is part of this project. He has worked with many reggae legends and helped shape the digital dancehall sound. On this album, his track "Boom Shock Attack" shows his skill at mixing classic reggae with modern beats. The collection features strong voices from reggae’s roots. Carl Meeks brings his song "Red Eye Lover," adding his unique style that fans remember from his earlier hits in the 1980s. Charlie Chaplin, famous for his work as a deejay and his album "Fire Burn Them Below," delivers "Bionic Man," showing his lasting influence. Frankie Jones’s "One Foot Jump" and Frankie Paul’s "Ethiopian Here I Come" add depth, with Frankie Paul known for his hit "Sara" and his powerful voice. Each track, including tunes from Keith Sterling & The Turbos, Little John, Mr Lee, Pad Anthony, and Ugli Man, is built for sound system play. This project proves reggae’s roots are strong, keeping the music’s energy fresh for today’s listeners.
Tracklist:
- Carl Meeks – Red Eye Lover
- Charlie Chaplin – Bionic Man
- Frankie Jones – One Foot Jump
- Frankie Paul – Ethiopian Here I Come
- Jah Screw – Boom Shock Attack
- Keith Sterling & The Turbos – Computer Broom
- Little John – Come Back To Me
- Mr Lee – Take Me Across The Ocean
- Pad Anthony – What A Rydim
- Ugli Man – Computer
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