Big Youth
Saturday May 13th 2006, 4:16 pm
Filed under: reggae

Big Youth - Notty No Jester (ACT 101) ‘75

The voice of downtown Kingston in the 70s, in his home country only Bob Marley rivalled him in popularity. He took deejay lyricism to a higher and more conscious level and remains one of the most respected artists of his generation. ~BBC

This is one of my favorite raggae artists right up there next to Bob…and this happens to be Big Youths single that I cherish the most, this is the roots…light one up!

Tracks
Notty No Jester
Notty No Jester (Instrumental)


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Comment by wedge
2006-05-13 21:26:18

once i get about 10 different Japanese punk ep’s out of my system, im gonna put up some choice slabs out of my reggae/rock steady/roots collection…i dont have more than about 50 45’s total, but theyre all some GREAT chill-out stuff & some of the most heaviest NASTIEST stuff your system will try to pump…

 
Comment by WAFFEN
2006-05-14 00:00:07

I liked that a lot. I’m looking forward to more Reggae posted here.

 
Comment by halrom
2006-05-14 00:05:25

Great. 69′-70′ Reggae on Crab, Bigshot, Downtown, Attak, Horse, etc….. Yes fuckin’ please!

 
Comment by surlyoldpunk
2006-05-15 04:23:47

I know fuck all about reggae but this sounds pretty cool. I gotta dig out the 10-15 or so tapes
I got from a guy I use to work with who was WAAAAYY into this stuff and alway tried to turn me on to it. I’m sure those tapes contain some cool unheard stuff as this guy spent loads of time in Jamaica in the 80’s vacationing and collecting records.

 
Comment by timsum
2006-05-18 04:10:13

Nice change of pace… cheers!

 
Comment by mdgarmager
2006-05-18 19:59:47

Very cool! Thanks! I would love to hear some more reggae. A lot more!

 
Comment by AKPUNX
2008-05-21 03:48:12

shot man, thanks heaps - been looking for some more oldstyle reggae, cheers mate

 
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