PSCD37
01. Joe Gibbs & The Professionals – No Bones For The Dogs 3:52
02. The Mighty Two – I Stand Accused 3:15
03. Joe Gibbs & The Professionals – Six Foot Six 3:12
04. The Mighty Two – I Am Not Ashamed Version 3:47
05. The Mighty Two – Su Su Version 3:46
06. The Mighty Two – C/W Burning Version 2:56
07. Joe Gibbs & The Professionals – Roots Kunte Kintye 2:49
08. The Mighty Two – Give It To Jah 3:04
09. Joe Gibbs & The Professionals – The Road Is Rough 2:53
10. The Professionals – No Man's Version 2:51
11. Mighty Two – War 2:44
12. Mighty Two - War Is Over 2:46
13. The Mighty Two – Informer Version 3:25
14. The Mighty Two - Fulfilment 3:33
15. The Mighty Two – Financial Business 3:06
16. The Mighty Two – Alan: Hit By A. Larry 3:24
17. The Mighty Two – Earthquake 3:28
18. The Mighty Two – Baldhead Bridge 6:34
Bass – George 'Fully' Fullwood, Lloyd Parks, Robbie Shakespeare
Drums – Carlton 'Santa' Davis, Leroy 'Horse Mouth' Wallace, Lowell 'Sly' Dunbar
Effects [Special] – Joel 'Joe Gibbs' Gibson
Engineer – Errol 'ET' Thompson*
Guitar – Eric 'Bingy Bunny' Lamont, Winston 'Bo Peep' Bowen, Tony Chin
Mastered By – Dave Blackman
Organ – Harold Butler
Percussion – Ruddy Thomas, Uziah 'Sticky' Thompson
Piano – Ossie Hibbert
Piano, Organ – Franklyn 'Bubber' Waul, Errol Nelson
Saxophone [Alto] – Herman Marquis
Saxophone [Tenor] – Richard 'Dirty Harry Hall, Tommy McCook
Trumpet – Bobby Ellis
'Joe Gibbs grew up in the resort town of Montego Bay in the fifties and in the early sixties, moved to Kingston where in 1966 he opened his first shop on Beeston street. Initially he sold and repaired radio and television sets but he soon started to sell records as well because it helped to draw people into the shop. His electronics background gave him the confidence to move into music production and he built his first recording studio in 1968 in the Duhaney Park area: 'a simple but effective two track studio modelled on the studio at Federal Records'.
Influential and prolific reggae producer, he employed Lee Perry and then Winston 'Niney the Observer' Holness as engineers before forming The Mighty Two, a long-term collaboration with engineer Errol Thompson. The backing for many releases was provided by his studio band The Professionals, whose members included Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare and Earl 'Chinna' Smith.'
one of the most crucial collections ever conceived with emphasis on saturated echo, heady vocal snatches, crumbling riddims & funky 70s blaxsploitation drum n bass vibes. wicked wiccad dope. don't miss african dub owlmighty chapter 3 either, friend
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