The Heptones - Sweet Talking

The Heptones Sweet Talking. Engineered by Coxsone Dodd for Liberty Records in the US.

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[firebladerr1]

Tune!!! Studio 1 on this press?

Coxsone dodd Material!! at its best

big up

lard Fyah!!!!!

[lardsah]

Yes fire, Coxsone Dodd on this whole album but engineered at Liberty records, a division of Capitol records USA

Big Up FB1!!

[tv205]

Its great reading the history of the recordings and who remastered these soulful tunes with little equipment you got deep soul at its best. One love to those present and those gone

[dimples6596]

Big chuneeee!! RIP Barry Llewelyn. <3

[bbejr]

The greatest Studio of all time. Dem still a use dem riidim... RIP Mr. Dodds

[yaadie82]

i miss mi yad

[blakbeltjonez]

and The Heptones were pretty much done with Coxsone Dodd by 1972, when they went on to Harry J and had a couple of hits with him including "Book Of Rules". Leroy Sibbles, the leader of The Heptones and the man responsible for many memorable Studio One basslines, then emigrated to Canada shortly afterwards in 1973.

none of the material on this record was engineered later than 1972, and it was done by Sylvan Morris at Studio One.

[blakbeltjonez]

"engineered" would be a rather bold statement, as Studio One was still using the same old equipment in the late 70's as they were in the late 60's - a pair of two track decks, and possibly an old Electrodyne console that replaced the original Lang mixer. there's no way that Dodd could have provided anything more than a pair of separate tracks for additional production. "remastered" from the original tape would be a more appropriate term.

[tediaster123]

Love this tune, sound so sweet to my ears!!

[DLCOrganization]

Actually, Lardsah, What you have there is a 1985 Liberty reissue of the 1978 compilation released by United Artists Records as part of their 12-part Anthology of Reggae series. Yes, it was specifically engineered and mastered for this release by Tom Moulton, but it was not done at Liberty or Capitol. If memory serves me correct, it was done in New York. Furthermore, the albums were reissued on Liberty because EMI bought out the United Artists music catalog after the label went under. > DLC