Bob Marley Jamaica Joint Jump CD

This extensive double CD set collects 48 early-1970s Bob Marley and the Wailers tracks, recorded around 1971-72 by the legendary Jamaican producer Lee Perry. Perry made a huge difference to the band's sound, replacing the polite ska rhythms of the '60s with upfront rhythm guitar and bass and Carlton Barrett's exemplary one-drop reggae drumming, and bringing Marley's increasingly confident vocals to the fore. The difference is notable, particularly on "Duppy Conqueror," later rerecorded for 1973's BURNIN', and "Lively Up Yourself," later redone for 1975's NATTY DREAD. Peter Tosh also puts in some authoritative vocal performances on "Soon Come" and the sufferers' anthem "400 Years," while early versions of "Trench Town Rock," "Kaya," and "Small Axe" provide plenty of material for Marley musical archaeologists.

(2-CD set) This 48 track set features Marley and the Wailers recorded in the late '60s with legendary reggae producer Lee "Scratch" Perry behind the board. These tracks fuse powerful vocals, ingenious rhythms and visionary production to lay the groundwor

Contains 48 tracks.

Recorded in the late-1960's.