Reggae Going International 1967-1976: 22 Hits From Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee

Edward O'Sullivan Lee (ale moi przyjaciele nazywają mnie Bunny lub Striker Lee") urodził się w Kingston, Jamajka 23 sierpnia 1941 r.

Jako twórca muzycznych trendów Striker był bezkonkurencyjny przez niemal całą dekadę. Z biegiem lat Striker był jednym z niewielu stałych i najważniejszych osób w branży muzycznej Jamajki.

Jego rytmy i piosenki po dzień dzisiejszy są bez końca przetwarzane i nagrywane.

W październiku 2008 roku w Kingston's National Honors and Awards Ceremony przyznano mu Order of Distinction za ponad czterdzieści lat poświęcone dla przemysłu muzycznego.

 

Podwójny czarny wosk w gatefoldzie – produkcja Bunny 'Striker' Lee.

Produced and Arranged by: Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee

 

Musicians Include:

Lyn Taitt & The Jets, Bobby Aitken & The Carib Beats:-

Bass: Bryan Atkinson

Drums: Joe Is-aacs

Guitar: Nearlin ‘Lyn’ Taitt & Lynford ‘Hux’ Brown

Piano: Gladstone ‘Gladdy’ Anderson

& Theophilus ‘Easy Snapping’ Beckford

Organ: Winston Wright

Bass: Vincent White

Drums: Winston Grennan

Guitar: Bobby Aitken

Piano: Bobby Kalphat

Organ: Ansel Collins

 

The Aggrovators:

Bass: Aston ‘Family Man’ Barrett, George ‘Fully’ Fullwood, Bertram ‘Ranchie’ McLean,

Lloyd ‘Sparks’ Parks, Robert ‘Robbie’ Shakespeare,Earl ‘Bagga’ Walker & Cornell Campbell

(occasionally)

Drums: Lloyd ‘Tin Leg’ Adams, Carlton ‘Carlie’ Barrett, Basil ‘Brother Benbow’ Creary,

Carlton ‘Santa’ Davis & Lowell ‘Sly’ Dunbar

Lead Guitar: Radcliffe ‘Duggie’ Bryan, Jerome ‘Jah Jerry’ Hines & Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith

Rhythm Guitar: Aston ‘Family Man’ Barrett, Winston ‘Bo Peep’ Bowen, Radcliffe ‘Duggie’ Bryan,

Albert Valentine ‘Tony’ Chin, Alva ‘Reggie’ Lewis, Lorraine ‘Ranny Bop’ Williams & Horace Andy

(occasionally)

Piano: Gladstone ‘Gladdy’ Anderson, Ansel ‘Pinkie’ Collins, Bernard ‘Touter’ Harvey, Oswald ‘Ossie’

/‘Nogo’ Hibbert, Bobby Kalphat, Errol ‘Tarzan’ Nelson, Keith Sterling & Johnny Clarke (occasionally)

Organ: Glen ‘Capo’ Adams, Ansel ‘Pinkie’ Collins, Tyrone ‘Organ D’ Downie, Bernard ‘Touter’ Harvey,

Oswald ‘Ossie’/‘Nogo’ Hibbert, Earl ‘Wire’ Lindo, Jackie Mittoo, Lloyd ‘Charmers’ Tyrell, Ian Winter,

Winston ‘Brubeck’ Wright & Horace ‘Augustus Pablo’ Swaby (occasionally)

Tenor Saxophone: Roland Alphonso, Val Bennett, Karl ‘King Cannon’ Bryan,

Richard ‘Dirty Harry’ Hall, Tommy McCook & Lester Sterling

Alto Saxophone: Felix ‘Deadly’ Hedley Bennett, Lennox Brown, Dean ‘Youth Sax’ Fraser,

Alphanso Henry & Herman ‘Seventh’ Marquis

Baritone Saxophone: Herman ‘Seventh’ Marquis

Trumpet: Bobby Ellis, Mark Lewis, David Madden & Lester Sterling

Trombone: Vincent ‘Don D Junior’/’Trommie’ Gordon, Dave Parks & Ron ‘Willow’ Wilson

Percussion: Denzil ‘Pops’ Laing, Noel ‘Zoot’/‘Scully’ Simms & & Uziah ‘Sticky’ Thompson

 

Recorded at:

Channel One Recording Studio: 29 Maxfield Avenue, Kingston 13, Jamaica

Engineers: Sid Bucknor & Ernest Hookim

Dynamic Sounds Recording Company Limited: 13/15 Bell Road, Kingston 11, Jamaica

Engineers: Lynford ‘Andy Capp’ Anderson, Sid Bucknor, Carlton Lee & Karl Pitterson

Federal Recording Studios Limited: 220 Marcus Garvey Drive, Kingston 11, Jamaica

Engineer: Louis ‘Buddy’ Davidson

Harry J Recording Studio: 10 Roosevelt Avenue, Kingston 6, Jamaica

Engineer: Sylvan Morris

King Tubby’s Recording Studio: 18 Dromilly Avenue, Waterhouse, Kingston 11, Jamaica

Engineers: Lloyd ‘Prince Jammy’ James, Pat Kelly, Osbourne ‘King Tubby’ Ruddock & Phillip ‘Prince Phillip’ Smart

Randy’s Studio 17: 17 North Parade, Kingston, Jamaica

Engineers: Dennis Thompson & Errol ‘ET’/’Errol T’ Thompson

Treasure Isle Recording Studio: 33 Bond Street, Kingston, Jamaica

Engineer: Byron Smith

WIRL (West Indies Records Limited): 13/15 Bell Road, Kingston 11, Jamaica

Engineers: Lynford ‘Andy Capp’ Anderson & Graeme Goodall