Tipper ire and General Slater on King tubbys 1983 uk first live sound clash recorded LP

[theeldge]

the date a friday 28 da month a january , we in the year of 83 we come a tulse hill fe the dj jambaree CHAAAAA

[rasmacky]

@theeldge bam bam hear dem fashion good days my friend

[MySpudy]

classic old school

[rasmacky]

@MySpudy yes i the  good old days

[thumbs70]

we r still doing this.

[frarnie]

i feel privileged to have been there, this was my school hall on a friday night, how much more special can you get now! xxx

[rasmacky]

yeah and cheap as well i use to complain about the price back then LOL yeah great times respect 4 comments

[TheJAHTOM]

NUFF respect TO THE IRE JAH BLESS

[johnjamesindiatoo]

The track was the "Full Up" riddim by Jackie Mittoo and the Sound Dimension Band.....and later the Mighty Diamonds did 'Pass the Kouchie' and the riddim is also known as the "Kouchie" riddim....

The second track is the "Taxi" riddim originally known as the Skatellites "Peanut Vendor" riddim...the Skatellites pirate the tune from the Cuban tune " El Manicero" (Peanut Vendor)

[Medipak]

I thought jackie mittoo also did the taxi

[johnjamesindia2]

You are correct in essence, as Jackie Mittoo was in the line up of the "original" Skatalites of '63-'65 and many of the tunes were attributed to him. However, it is more likely that the Cuban-born Tommy McCook or Roland Alphonso introduced the tune. The line-up of the Skatalites at that time was, Jerome "Jah Jerry" Hinds, bassist Lloyd Brevett,

[johnjamesindia2]

In essence you are correct, as Mittoo was part of the original Skatalites line-up, but it is more likely that Skatalites Tommy McCook or Roland Alphonso who are Cuban-born introduced the tune.

[shotteebwoi1O2]

what was the first riddim?

[rasmacky]

yes i i cant remember the name but migthy diamonds sang on the riddim was it pass the koucie

[shotteebwoi1O2]

thanx! ima check that out! the clash is ill by the way!

[Giddimskennels]

Hear mi now ........