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.. Of Freedom
Description:
Re-issue of '71 "Love Crisis" & '81 "Black Sounds of Freedom". It represents the first major step of one of the most talented and influential vocal groups to ever come out of Jamaica.
"Black Sounds Of Freedom (Deluxe Edition)" on CD brings back one of Black Uhuru's most influential early albums in an expanded, audiophile-friendly form. Known for their deep roots reggae, militant grooves and conscious lyrics, Black Uhuru helped define the sound of late-70s and early-80s Jamaican music and were among the first reggae groups to gain major international recognition, including a Grammy Award and worldwide tours. This deluxe edition presents the album with improved sound and added material (such as bonus tracks or alternative mixes, depending on the specific pressing), allowing listeners to experience the band's powerful arrangements, tight rhythm section and haunting vocal harmonies in greater depth.
Musically, "Black Sounds Of Freedom (Deluxe Edition)" blends heavy basslines, sharp guitar chops and hypnotic drum patterns with socially aware lyrics that address struggle, resistance and spiritual resilience. It captures Black Uhuru at a formative stage, when their sound was crystallizing into the unmistakable mix of roots, dub influences and modern production that would later bring them global success. The CD format makes this edition ideal both for collectors and for new listeners who want a solid, immersive introduction to classic roots reggae with a strong, atmospheric edge.
Black Uhuru are one of reggae's landmark groups, emerging from Jamaica to become one of the first bands in the genre to reach a broad rock and world-music audience. Over the years they have worked with some of reggae's most respected producers and musicians, released a string of influential albums, and earned a reputation for powerful live performances and high-quality studio work. Their legacy rests on a combination of innovative sound design, politically and spiritually engaged lyrics, and a consistent commitment to roots reggae traditions.
The CD is released by Greensleeves, a highly respected reggae and dancehall label known for its deep catalog of classic and contemporary Jamaican music. Since the 1970s, Greensleeves has specialized in discovering, nurturing and reissuing key reggae recordings, making them accessible to audiences worldwide with carefully curated releases and authoritative editions. By issuing "Black Sounds Of Freedom (Deluxe Edition)", Greensleeves underlines its role as a guardian of reggae history, ensuring that essential albums remain available in high-quality, thoughtfully prepared formats for both dedicated fans and newcomers.
About a million years ago, when I was but a young hippy with love (lust) on my mind and in my heart a famous DJ called Andy Dunkley had the reins at t...
Palmer Eldritch - 21/Jun/2009
Sounding like it was recorded in a cave, this album is still one for which no stereo is loud enough, no Mother scared enough. The title track oozes me...