Scientist - Scientist Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires
Label:
Catalog#:
GREL 25
Format:
Vinyl, LP
Country:
UK
Released:
1981
Genre:
Reggae
Style:
Dub
Tracklist
Credits
Artwork By [Cover] -
Tony McDermott
Bass - Errol "Flabba" Holt
Drums - Carlton "Santa" Davis , Style Scott
Featuring - Roots Radics Band*
Guitar [Lead] - Andy Bassford , Bo-Pee Bowen
Guitar [Rhythm] - Bingy Bunny , Sowell
Horns - "Deadly" Headley Bennett , Dean Frazer , Nambo Robinson*
Keyboards - Ansel Collins , Gladstone Anderson , Winston Wright
Mastered By - Ray Staff
Mixed By - Scientist
Percussion - Skully* , Sky Juice , Sticky*
Producer, Arranged By - Henry Junjo Lawes*
Bass - Errol "Flabba" Holt
Drums - Carlton "Santa" Davis , Style Scott
Featuring - Roots Radics Band*
Guitar [Lead] - Andy Bassford , Bo-Pee Bowen
Guitar [Rhythm] - Bingy Bunny , Sowell
Horns - "Deadly" Headley Bennett , Dean Frazer , Nambo Robinson*
Keyboards - Ansel Collins , Gladstone Anderson , Winston Wright
Mastered By - Ray Staff
Mixed By - Scientist
Percussion - Skully* , Sky Juice , Sticky*
Producer, Arranged By - Henry Junjo Lawes*
Notes
Rhythm tracks laid at Channel One by Roots Radics Band
Mixed at King Tubby's at midnight on Friday the 13th. June 1981
Roots Radics as themselves -
Bass - Flabba
Drums - Style and Santa
Rhythm Guitar - Sowell and Bingy Bunny
Keyboards - Gladdie, Ansel and Winston
Lead Guitar - Boe Pee and Alan
Percussion - Sully, Sticky and Sky Juice
Horns - Deadly Headley, Dean and Nambo
Mixed at King Tubby's at midnight on Friday the 13th. June 1981
Roots Radics as themselves -
Bass - Flabba
Drums - Style and Santa
Rhythm Guitar - Sowell and Bingy Bunny
Keyboards - Gladdie, Ansel and Winston
Lead Guitar - Boe Pee and Alan
Percussion - Sully, Sticky and Sky Juice
Horns - Deadly Headley, Dean and Nambo
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Reviews & Discussion
I first heard this on Grand Theft Auto 3 and listened to nothing but the KJAH radio station. Five or six years on, this remains possibly my favourite album that I own, dub or otherwise. The sound quality is brilliant, especially considering it is dub made in 1981 - just check out any other dub album from the same era and you'll see what I mean. It raises the bar in my opinion, being experimental but without sacrificing any appeal to a more mainstream audience. Every track is fantastic - I would recommend it to anyone interested in dub or reggae in general.