Al Fletcher Discography of CDs

Al Fletcher albums one of the greatest British ska bands presents a brand new studio album feat. 15 soon-to-be classic tracks - they interpret some of the most popular reggae songs in the Trojan archive by artists like Bob Marley, Lee Perry, Pioneers, Dandy & others Includes liner notes by Pauline Black. The Selector: Pauline Black (vocals, didgeridoo); Paul Seacroft (guitar, harmonica); Nick Welsh (bass, background vocals); Martin Stewart (Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards). Personnel: Pauline Black (vocals, didjeridu); Paul Seacroft (guitar, harmonica); Al Fletcher (drums); Nick Welsh (background vocals). Audio Mixer: ...

Al Fletcher CD discography Dub innovator and reggae legend Lee "Scratch" Perry is up to his typically bizarre antics on ALIEN STARMAN, originally recorded in 2003. With its prominent female backing vocals, light melodies, and straightforward rhythms, this outing strays pretty far from Perry's heady and typically demented dub stylings, but the record will still be of interest to devoted fans of the eccentric entertainer. 2003 album from the Grammy Award winning reggae icon. Alien Starman is exactly the kind of album Scratch should be making these days: funny, irreverent & right on the money. Perry doesn't take all production duties here; Roger Lomas is on hand as well, and the resulting sound calls to mind mid-season On-U as it ambles blissfully along with a female vocal back up team who sound like Akabu. An excellent album, better than 2002's Jamaican E.T. Snapper. 2005. Recording information: Ro-Lo Studios, Coventry, England (01/2003-03/2003). Personnel: Sharron Naylor (vocals, background vocals); Anthony Harty (guitar); Leigh Malin (saxophone); Justin Dodsworth (keyboards); Nick Welsh (bass guitar); Al Fletcher (drums); Michelle Naylor (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Roger Lomas.

Al Fletcher music CDs Track Listing of songs: Gang of One; Test Confessional; Existential Baby; Kiss and Then the Kick; Happy Hallowe'en; Vorvolaka; Pigsy; Something to Say; Throw You Away; Swam Beneath Me; Not Everybody Gets a Happy Ending;

Al Fletcher discography JAMAICAN E.T. won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. For a legendary dub pioneer who's as famed for burning down his own studio as for the countless groundbreaking records he's created, THE JAMAICAN E.T. is an appropriate title. Spiritually akin perhaps to the likes of ...

Al Fletcher songs Audio Mixer: Tim Palmer. Recording information: Track Record Studios, North Hollywood, CA. Photographer: Michael Llewellyn. Gigantic: Nick (vocals, guitar); Rocco (guitar); Dave (bass); Al Fletcher (drums). Personnel: Gigantic (background vocals); Nick Marsh (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Rocco Barker (guitar, background vocals); Dave Blair (bass guitar, background vocals); Al Fletcher (drums, background vocals).

Al Fletcher CD discography Photographer: Paul Harries. Die So Fluid: Grog (vocals, bass guitar); Mr. Drew (guitar); Al Fletcher (drums). Recording information: Criterion Studios, London, England (11/2003).