U-Roy - Music Addict flac album

U-Roy ‎– Music Addict LP, Real Authentic Sound ‎– RAS 3024, 1987. In appearance, the vinyl looks like it was just opened from a factory sealed sleeve. There will be no spindle marks U-Roy - Old School, New Rules. U-Roy - Old School, New Rules. Title: Old School, New Rules. From Treasure Isle to Ariwa, after many historical releases, the original DJ U-Roy has re-united with the Ariwa production team to record and release a new studio album U-Roy True Born African LP sealed vinyl reissue.

He also released Music Addict, overseen by Prince Jazzbo, that same year. However, halfway through that latter album, the DJ seems to run out of steam. Afterwards, U-Roy once again lapsed into a lengthy silence, at least in the studio; he found his voice for Reggae Sunsplash the next summer, though, and kept it well exercised for another appearance in 1990. The following year found him back in London, on-stage at London's Hammersmith Palais. But during all this time, the DJ continued steering clear of the recording studio. Also in 1993, the DJ guested on Nolan Irie's album Work So Hard. In 1996, U-Roy joined Cadogan for a remake of her classic hit "Hurt So Good," which the DJ had previously versioned on Smile Awhile. U-Roy also released his own new album that year (Babylon Kingdom Must Fall). Four more years passed before its follow-up hit the shops.

Nom civil: Ewart Beckford. Profil: Reggae's greatest DJ, U Roy (or Hugh Roy, born Ewart Beckford, 21 September 1942, Jones Town, Jamaica), also known as The Originator, became famous in the late 60's and early 70's with a stream of smash hits whose appeal has endured ever since. He was the prime innovator of 'toasting' (wild, exciting vocal improvisations) and rapping over 'versions' of popular songs remixed by dub music pioneers such as King Tubby