Raymond Harper The Vibrators With Bobby Aitken 's Carib Beats - Amour John B
Review by David Pott
Raymond Harper's album Amour John B with The Vibrators and Bobby Aitken's Carib Beats is a unique blend of reggae and rocksteady. The album features 12 tracks, each with its distinct rhythm and melody.
The album opens with the upbeat "Amour John B," a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Reggae in My Soul" is another standout track, with its infectious beat and catchy chorus. "Rasta Man" is a slow, groovy number that showcases the band's versatility.
The album's production is top-notch, with each instrument clearly defined and balanced. The vocals are also excellent, with Raymond Harper's smooth voice complementing the music perfectly.
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- FLAC size: 60.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Amour | ||
| John B |
Video
Al & The Vibrators- Sloop John B
Amour - Raymond Harper with Bobby Aitken's Carib-Beats
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Single
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Manufactured By | West Indies Records Ltd. |
Notes
- Comes with either green print on yellow label or with gold print on maroon.
- Manufactured by WIRL Record Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (runout side A): DC 1126-1
- Matrix / Runout (runout side B): DC 1127-1
About Raymond Harper The Vibrators With Bobby Aitken 's Carib Beats
Jamaican trumpeter and past student of the famed in Kingston.
Name Vars
- Harper
- R. Harper
- R.Harper
- Ray Harper
- Raymond Harper's
- Raymond Harper's Golden Trumpet
Yep just moved here. Are there ever any good shows in Orlando because there are not here. Well I did have some fun seeing Magadog. Cool cats there. Shoot me an email. rocksteadyskin@gmail.com
Thanks I am glad you like it. I don't care for the into too much either but I like the song. They are covering a beach boys song (the same year like many JA covers) which is why the lyrics talk about the Bahamas (Nassau town). And a lot of collectors would call it rocksteady but I like to call a lot of those 66-67 transition songs. ska-steady.
You learn something new everyday. Like usual I learned everything ass backwards. In the 80's when my brother was into early 3rd wave ska I didn't know they were related. But I was fuckin 6 years old. I got into the music so young I thought a LOT of songs were Jamaican first. Still to this day I can put on the oldies station and occasionally catch an oldies song that makes me go "heyyyy". The 1st time I heard this song it was the Laurel Aitken version (great as well).