COMPUTER CORN REGGAE STARS – BLACK SOLIDARITY 1987
Computer Corn Reggae Stars – Black Solidarity Overview
The one drop base for this roots project was built in the studio by skilled musicians who know the heart of reggae. They used live instruments to create a warm, steady rhythm. This one drop sound is popular in reggae sessions today, giving the music a classic, deep feel. The arranger shaped the culture of the album by choosing vintage sounds and guiding the musicians to keep the roots vibe strong. This creative direction helped every artist shine in their own way. The producer behind the project is Ossie Thomas, well known for his work with the Black Solidarity label, which has released many important reggae records since the 1980s. Bobby Harrison brings his unique voice to "Low Mi Pon Mi Corner," delivering a track that stands out with its heartfelt lyrics and smooth flow. Dennis Walks, a respected figure in reggae, is featured on "Shoulder To Shoulder." He is known for his classic hit "Margaret," which made a mark in the Jamaican music scene. El Fego Barker’s "Cry Fi Hungry" adds emotion to the album, with powerful vocals that speak about real struggles. Horace Ferguson performs "Oh Lord," bringing his soulful style to the project. Kenroy Rogers adds his voice to "Cross The Border," rounding out the collection with energy and roots spirit. Each artist brings something special, making this roots project a strong and memorable addition to reggae music.
Tracklist;
- Bobby Harrison – Low Mi Pon Mi Corner
- Dennis Walks – Shoulder To Shoulder
- El Fego Barker – Cry Fi Hungry
- Horace Ferguson – Oh Lord
- Kenroy Rogers – Cross The Border
- King Kong – Kill Them Wid Rydim
- Lloyd & Devon – Raggamuffin Get Rough
- Nigger Kojak – No Better Nuh Deh
- Phillip Frazer – Bawling
- Sassa Frass – Corn
- Winston Fox And Badness – Fling Mi Corn
- Winston Wright – Another Jazzbo Production
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