Ring The Alarm

Ring The Alarm

Lee "Scratch" Perry

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As many people know, I am a serious Lee Perry fan, so it's about time I do a Lee Perry selection for Ring The Alarm. The playlist is mostly lesser-known Perry productions and tracks that were recorded at the Black Ark by other producers, including the original Jamaican mix of Max Romeo's "War In A Babylon", an early Linval Thompson killer, and some rare Black Ark numbers. Upsetting! If this whets your musical appetite for more Lee Perry, be sure to check out my web site for the Radio Scratch archives.

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Playlist

Redder Than Red - Linval Thompson
Yagga Yagga - Lee & Jimmy
Sipple Out Deh - Max Romeo
Rightful Organizer - The Upsetters
Give Thanks - Delroy Butler
Love Can Run Faster - Robert Palmer
History - Carlton Jackson
Unity - Horace Martin
Unity Dub - Upsetters
Different Experience - Brother Roy
Brother Noah - The Shadows
Cost Of Living - Keithis
Zion Calling - The Slickers
Praises To Jah - The Roots
Holy Moses - Lee Perry

Welcome

Mick Sleeper is a man with a big record collection and he wants to share it with you. Classic roots reggae. Super bad soul and funk. Groovy and rockin' sounds from all over the map. The podcast is mainly reggae and dub, but don't be surprised to find artists like Eddie Cochran, Link Wray, Le Tigre, James Brown, The Clash and many others on the playlists. As Nietzsche once said, "Without music, life is an error."

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Your donations make this podcast possible. Also, Mick likes to buy himself a beer once in awhile after all this hard work. If you enjoy Ring The Alarm, please consider making a contribution.

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Mick Sleeper

Mick Sleeper loves music and had some spare website parts lying around, so he decided to make a podcast. Maybe you know Mick from his popular Lee "Scratch" Perry web site or some of his other online endeavours. Blissfully unaware of pop music for the past 10 years, Mick operates in a musical vacuum where Lady Gaga doesn't exist, The Sonics still rock and King Tubby runs things. Enjoy the podcasts.