Vince Black Discography of CDs

Vince Black songs Vince Black's musical legacy spans over three decades and includes world-wide tours and recording sessions with some of the best names in reggae, rock, and blues. Among the list in Jamaican reggae are: Black Uhuru, Andrew Tosh, Wailing Souls, Dub Syndicate, Prezident Brown, Dennis Brown, Eek-a-Mouse, Soul Syndicate f/ Fully Fullwood, Tony Chin & Santa Davis, Frankie Paul, Lee Perry, Ras Michael, Ken Boothe, The Congos, ...

Vince Black discography Dub Syndicate played at San Francisco's Maritime Hall in early 2000 as part of an ongoing series of reggae concerts at that venue by top international artists. As has been done with previous concerts by artists such as Yellowman, Gregory Isaacs, and Lee "Scratch" Perry, the performance was recorded and issued on the 2B1 label. The obvious point of comparison for this live set is ...

Vince Black albums Personnel: Little David, Gregory Isaacs, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Prince Far I, Skip McDonald, Voice of Authority, Big Youth, Bim Sherman (vocals); Skip "Little Axe" McDonald, Vince Black, Sowell, Earl "Chinna" Smith , Bingy Bunny, Dalton Brownie (guitar); Dr. Pablo (melodica, keyboards); Keith Sterling, Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson (keyboards).

Vince Black CD discography Recording information: Axx Studio, Norwich, Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica. Arranger: Devon Bradshaw. Personnel: Prezident Brown (vocals); Gary Pine (vocals, background vocals); Vince Black (guitar); Devon Bradshaw (acoustic guitar, piano, keyboards, tambourine, percussion, drum programming); Glen DaCosta (flute, saxophone); Everton Gayle (saxophone); Everald Gayle, Vin Gordon (trombone); Ryan Daisley (organ, keyboards); Nelson Miller (drums); Rochell Bradshaw (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Devon Bradshaw.

Vince Black music CDs Self-penned mini-dramas showcase his promising growth. ~ Roger Steffens Andrew is the son of reggae legend Peter Tosh. Personnel: Andrew Tosh (vocals); Vince Black, Paul Waroff (guitar); Brandon Fields (saxophone); Keith Sterling (keyboards); Santa Davis (drums); Karen Grant, Tami Meggett (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Dennis Thompson. Liner Note Author: Rob Bowman. Recording information: Future Sound Studio, Olivenhain, CA. Photographer: J.R. Duran. Arrangers: Keith Sterling; George Fullwood; Carlton "Santa" Davis. Personnel: Andrew Tosh, George ...

Vince Black songs While dub music in the mid-90s wasn't exactly at its strongest, there were still a number of good dub albums coming out. Mad Professor was still laying down some of the most unique sounds from England, and it seems that Black Uhuru decided to follow his lead on STRONGG DUBB; the rhythms are heavy and the echo is alternately sparse or exaggerated. The main difference ...

Vince Black CD discography As the title suggests, Live at Maritime Hall was recorded live at this San Francisco venue, presumably in 1999 (the album doesn't specify). Although only two of the three original Congos remain -- Watty Burnett and Cedric Myton -- the group's signature harmonies remain mostly in place with the addition of two backing vocalists. Burnett's wonderful baritone remains as vibrant as ever after all these ...

Vince Black albums A fairly straightforward outing for the sometimes otherworldly band, Pure Thrill Seekers is Dub Syndicate's most contemporary Jamaican-sounding album yet, thanks in no small part to their guests. Minus the occasional freaky stutter, spoken word samples, and a harmonica solo that recalls their On-U brothers Little Axe, Pure Thrill Seekers is the album least touched by the quirky hands of producer Adrian Sherwood. He shares a mixing credit with the great Scientist, but this is Dub Syndicate leader Style Scott's album mostly, and the drummer has been pretty laid-back and leading the ...