Various - Take Us Home : Boston Roots Reggae (From 1979 To 1988) album

Take Us Home - Boston Roots Reggae: 1979 to 1988.

Take Us Home : Boston Roots Reggae (From 1979 To 1988) ‎(LP, Comp). Cultures Of Soul Records. Divine Disco Volume 2 (Obscure Gospel Disco - 1979 To 1987) ‎(2xLP, Comp). Cos 026 lp. Us. 2019.

TAKE US HOME -BOSTON ROOTS REGGAE FROM 1979 TO 1988 is one of the most engaging and compelling musical looks in many years This top grade collection is Cultures Of Soul Records’ signature vision-find rare and unreleased music to embraced by selectors and music lovers globally. The Boston based label has been delivering since 2010.

Boston, Massachusetts was the first region in the US to really get reggae, adopting it as early as 1973 when the city’s huge student population turned the lowbudget Jamaican Bflick The Harder They Come into a midnight cult classic. The city would gain a reputation as a key market for any international reggae act trying to gain a foothold in America. Here is a mix released in conjunction with our Take Us Home: Boston Roots Reggae - 1979 to 1988 album featuring some tracks from the compilation as well as other rare tracks from the Boston reggae scene of the '80s.

Danny Tucker - Take Us Home 03:22. Danny Tucker - Changes 03:57. Danny Tucker - Our Father's Land 03:48.

Compilation of reggae music by artists active in 1979 - 1988 in Boston, US. In the 1970s reggae music burst forth from its birthplace of Jamaica and took over the world.

Take Us Home - Boston Roots Reggae: 1979 to 1988.

Tracklist: 01 – I Tones – Love Is a Pleasure 02 – Danny Tucker – Take Us Home 03 – Danny Tucker – Changes 04 – Danny Tucker – Our Father’s Land 05 – Zion Initation – Think About It 06 – Zion Initation – Jah Light 07 – Zion Initation – Conquering Lion 08 – Zion Initation – Burning Fire 09 – Zion Initation – Got to Love Jah Jah 10 – Healin’ of the Nations – Without Your Love 11 –. Healin’ of the Nations – Nations, Unite (Peace Across the Land) 12 – Healin’ of the Nations – Love Is the Answer 13 – Lambsbread – Country Girl 14 – Lambsbread – Two Minute Warning 15 – Lambsbread – International Love.

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Most people probably won't have pegged Boston, Mass. as a locus of quality roots reggae but for at least a decade from the late seventies onwards, it certainly was - as new Cultures Of Soul compilation, Take Us Home: Boston Roots Reggae From 1979 To 1988, decisively reveals. Turns out that not only was Boston digging reggae before 1979, it was digging it before Exodus boosted Bob Marley into the stratosphere in ’77. In fact, Boston was digging reggae as early as the 1973 release of Jimmy Cliff-featuring Jamaican gangster flick The Harder They Come which brought what was then the latest iteration of Jamaican off-the-beat rhythms to a global audience. A large student population soon turned the film into required cult viewing and the city became a place that not only welcomed reggae but started producing its own.