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Sizzla - Waterhouse Redemption (Jammys)Releasedatum: 29 mei 2006
'Waterhouse Redemption' swings from updates of the rocksteady of 'Baba Boom' from Treasure Isle and 'Hypocrites' from Bob Marley & The Wailers through to the classic reggae rhythms of Studio One. Then on to the dance hall anthem popularly known as 'M16' after the Lone Ranger's Channel One version of U Roy's 'Scandal', and bringing things even more up to date with THE digital rhythm, the catalyst that started the revolution, Wayne Smith's 'Under Me Sleng Teng' recorded for Prince (now King) Jammy. Against this musical backdrop Sizzla's lyrical flights attain heights and delve depths that only a select few artists could ever hope to approach. Hear two masters here at work, both really in their element, bringing back memories of Sizzla's time spent controlling the microphone for the Caveman HiFi and the worldwide reign of (producer) King Jammy's Super Power Sound System back in the day. 'Waterhouse Redemption' represents yet another thrilling chapter in the continuing story of Sizzla Kalonji's vision and the proud Jamaican musical tradition...
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