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Toots & The Maytals — Pressure Drop
Album: The Harder They Come
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Released: 1972
Length: 3:36
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Hmm hmm hmm, yeah... [3x]

It is you (oh yeah)
It is you, you (oh yeah)
It is you (oh yeah)

Cause a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong.

Hmm hmm hmm, yeah... [3x]
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah, pressure drop a drop on you [2x]
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Every time this comes into my ears, my pressure drops.  Thanks Bill and Alanna!

This also is a good candidate for the new RP Jazz Channel. 
Posted 9 months ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Knocking us all out of the park..
Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe    [ Reply ]
just an amazing album.  so many great songs 
Posted 1 year ago by carmelmik    [ Reply ]
 trailhead wrote:

Only if the Reynolds number is over 2100.  Otherwise, you are in laminar flow, then f=16/NRe  (if we are talking fanning friction factor).

Seriously, this sort of stuff is always what this Chemical Engineer thinks about when I hear this song.  It's sad.


I knew that this one was always an earworm for meteorologists (I believe the reference is to falling barometric pressure heralding impending foul weather), but I had not thought about all the engineers who work with fluid dynamics.
Posted 2 years ago by sjccroquet    [ Reply ]
Could that album cover scream 70's any louder??...lol...
Posted 2 years ago by sfoster66    [ Reply ]
GD Covid
Posted 2 years ago by Terilda    [ Reply ]
 melzabutch wrote:
Image result for dancing pogo gif
 
This guy reminds me a lot of the guitar teacher Justin Sandercoe. 
Posted 3 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
No.
Posted 3 years ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]
Totally impossible to say which brilliant song is the best on this album.  I can, however, say this one was always my favorite on a gut level.  And my favorite Toots song until I heard 54-46.  RIP
Posted 3 years ago by cely    [ Reply ]
Posted 3 years ago by primeeileen133    [ Reply ]
Get well soon Toots!
Posted 4 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of how much I miss dancing in a crowded room with a hot band "giv'n er" - better times ahead!
Posted 4 years ago by Finnbayer    [ Reply ]
This song is like a ray of sunshine right now. Bopping to it after my shower is the way to start my WFH day. Thanks Bill!
Posted 4 years ago by talexb    [ Reply ]
Thanks for "Stay Calm, Stay Safe." Radio Paradise is a part of my normal "work from home" routine. I encourage all newbies working from home to keep a familiar voice and mix of music playing to keep you company while social-distancing.
Stay calm, stay safe. We will all make it to the other side of this.
Posted 4 years ago by nancynancy    [ Reply ]
 {#Flamed}TerrorGovernor wrote:
(R) congressional's stormed closed impeachment hearing {#Beat} the pressure is a dropin' ∑
 
On Trump
Posted 5 years ago by ChiefMike    [ Reply ]
I thought that this was one of the weaker songs on the album, but I was wrong. It is magnificently understated. 
Posted 5 years ago by haresfur    [ Reply ]
Saw Toots at the Black Earth AKA the Good Earth in Boulder Colorado in 1976. Great show!
Posted 5 years ago by mbatesel    [ Reply ]
Got to see Toots on New Years Eve for 1999/2000 on Treasure Beach, Jamaica. Wow, what a night!
Posted 5 years ago by MrStatenIsle    [ Reply ]
Equal rights, the fight continues, Wu-Tang Clan, impeach Donald Trump
Posted 6 years ago by TerrorGovernor    [ Reply ]
Toots!
Posted 6 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
"pressure drop"  hard times comin'
Posted 6 years ago by Eric_Denison    [ Reply ]
{#Bananajam}
Posted 6 years ago by DocStrangelove    [ Reply ]
Go see the film - preferably with a theatre full of Jamaicans shouting at the screen 
Posted 6 years ago by haresfur    [ Reply ]
 VH1 wrote:

Nope! {#Snooty}

 
Yup! {#Yes}
Posted 7 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
 VV wrote:
This song and all its cover versions (including Downpressor Man) are way overplayed here.

 
Nope! {#Snooty}
Posted 8 years ago by VH1    [ Reply ]
Image result for dancing pogo gif
Posted 8 years ago by melzabutch    [ Reply ]
This song and all its cover versions (including Downpressor Man) are way overplayed here.
Posted 8 years ago by VV    [ Reply ]
Nice segue from The Clash...who did love their Jamaican reggae forefathers, MON!
Posted 8 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
Listening to Toots always brings summer vibes for me! :)
Posted 8 years ago by Mannick    [ Reply ]
"Pressure" sounds like "pleasure"; and the entendre couldn't have doubled itself here....
Posted 9 years ago by ericdaryl    [ Reply ]
 trailhead wrote:
 Only if the Reynolds number is over 2100.  Otherwise, you are in laminar flow, then f=16/NRe  (if we are talking fanning friction factor).

Seriously, this sort of stuff is always what this Chemical Engineer thinks about when I hear this song.  It's sad.

 
Just fill your effin pipe with sand and use Darcy's Law.
Posted 9 years ago by haresfur    [ Reply ]
David Byrne eat your heart out!
Posted 10 years ago by 2020sk    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
It is you (oh yeah)
It is you, you (oh yeah)
It is you (oh yeah)

Cause a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong.

Hmm hmm hmm, yeah...
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah, pressure drop a drop on you

 

WTF?



 
So I always thought he said "Precious love" gonna drop on you.  Which I like a lot better than "Pressure drop".

Now if I can only un-hear Pressure... 
Posted 10 years ago by AvoidingWork    [ Reply ]
 Art_Carnage wrote:
It is you (oh yeah)
It is you, you (oh yeah)
It is you (oh yeah)

Cause a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong.

Hmm hmm hmm, yeah...
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah, pressure drop a drop on you

 

WTF?

 

A "pressure drop" or a drop in barometric pressure is the sign of a storm, and in the Caribbean, a significant drop in pressure is a hurricane--a weather phenomenon that is, well, not all that uncommon. This is a grand metaphor for nature leveling her very best on, at best, a cheating mate.
Posted 10 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
 treatment_bound wrote:


A mom with cool tastes! 

My mother was cranking the soundtrack to South Pacific in my youth...

 
Aaah, she was also a cool mom for filling your home with song. There's nothing wrong with a little R & H.
Posted 10 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
 Boy_Wonder wrote:
Just the track for a cold Monday!

 
Yesterday was the coldest day ever in DC..since I've lived here anyway..14 degrees on my way to work!  If the globe gets any warmer I am gonna freeze to death!
Posted 10 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
 ThePoose wrote:
Yeah, well, how about Harry Nilsson's
Put de lime in de coconut?
Does that make any sense either?
''Nonsense calypso'' is a real thing


Art_Carnage wrote:
It is you (oh yeah)
It is you, you (oh yeah)
It is you (oh yeah)

Cause a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong.

Hmm hmm hmm, yeah...
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah, pressure drop a drop on you

 

WTF?



 
Re: the Nilsson song.  Where do you get this "nonsense calypso" stuff'.  This is about a person who is going "coconuts" over life's common and mostly trivial problems.  The advise is to take your "coconut(s)" put in a little lime and swallow it. e.g. deal with it.  e.g. take an asperin and call me in the morning.  e.g. when given life's lemons, make lemonade.



 


Posted 10 years ago by markthecarp    [ Reply ]
 markthecarp wrote:
This is the only acceptable version of this song. Rock it.

 
I never realized that anyone had trouble figuring out the lyrics.  One key is the part that says "I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong. "  So pressure drop refers not to a lowering of the barometric reading but the pressure that inevitably comes when one's misdeeds come home to roost.  And of course, the 'drop' part refers to the suddenness heaviness with we can be stricken by such awareness.
Posted 10 years ago by markthecarp    [ Reply ]
This is the only acceptable version of this song. Rock it.
Posted 10 years ago by markthecarp    [ Reply ]
bleh
Posted 11 years ago by paisleydancer66    [ Reply ]
Yeah, well, how about Harry Nilsson's
Put de lime in de coconut?
Does that make any sense either?
''Nonsense calypso'' is a real thing


Art_Carnage wrote:
It is you (oh yeah)
It is you, you (oh yeah)
It is you (oh yeah)

Cause a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong.

Hmm hmm hmm, yeah...
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah, pressure drop a drop on you

 

WTF?



 



Posted 11 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
 Krispian wrote:
I have such a soft spot for this album. My mom played it all the time when I was a kid!

 

A mom with cool tastes! 

My mother was cranking the soundtrack to South Pacific in my youth...
Posted 11 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
 elderg wrote:
Mr. Fixit and trailhead:
Nice comments!  See my small comment on 'Under Pressure' by Bowie and Queen for some more amazing science!  
 
Engineers and scientists RULE!  Yeah.
Posted 11 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Sticky bun come soon, mon...
Posted 11 years ago by j1sey    [ Reply ]
 Boy_Wonder wrote:
Just the track for a cold Monday!

 
Just the track for a cold Tuesday.... you'd never think it was mid-May in the UK, freezing my nuts off here!
Posted 11 years ago by Boy_Wonder    [ Reply ]
I have such a soft spot for this album. My mom played it all the time when I was a kid!
Posted 11 years ago by Krispian    [ Reply ]
Just the track for a cold Monday!
Posted 11 years ago by Boy_Wonder    [ Reply ]
We watched the The Harder They Come in college one day for the sake of it.  A classic for sure, with the arguable birth of Ska.  The soundtrack is the endurable part of the film, as the plot has largely been forgotten (at least on my part).  Toots & The Maytals are part of Ska/Reggae history, and for anyone whom is interested in the roots of either genre should definitely check them out.
Posted 11 years ago by Dunkelstar    [ Reply ]
Sunshine in the office ! On a snowy day !
Bliss !
Posted 11 years ago by FrnaZ    [ Reply ]
Love this version — thanks for playing it, Bill.
Posted 12 years ago by wlpendley    [ Reply ]
 tdola2 wrote:
I'm convinced that Bill is trying to torment us by playing this selection so much...lol..
Just can't get into this one.... 
 
You're just not trying hard enough.

This soundtrack is AWESOME!  I still play my vinyl copy which I picked up shortly after seeing the movie IN THE LATE SEVENTIES!!
Posted 12 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
I'm convinced that Bill is trying to torment us by playing this selection so much...lol..
Just can't get into this one.... 
Posted 12 years ago by tdola2    [ Reply ]
So glad to hear this studio version — rough and real.  :-)
 
Posted 12 years ago by wlpendley    [ Reply ]
Mr. Fixit and trailhead:
Nice comments!  See my small comment on 'Under Pressure' by Bowie and Queen for some more amazing science!  
Posted 12 years ago by elderg    [ Reply ]
Thanks for playing the great version of this song Bill!

Before EC mucked it up with his wah pedal. 
Posted 12 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
Great segue Bill - from classic Clash tune Magnificent Seven to this reggae tune that the Clash covered. I kinda like the Clash version better, much in the same way I like the early Beatles covers of Chuck Berry and Motown songs better than the originals.
Posted 12 years ago by alaken    [ Reply ]
 Misterfixit wrote:
By cross referencing the Reynolds number with the relative roughness, the friction factor, f, is calculated. f=(ΔpπR2/2πRΔL)/(ρv2/2) Where solving for Δp will allow for the calculation of pressure drop through a pipe.
 
Only if the Reynolds number is over 2100.  Otherwise, you are in laminar flow, then f=16/NRe  (if we are talking fanning friction factor).

Seriously, this sort of stuff is always what this Chemical Engineer thinks about when I hear this song.  It's sad.

Posted 12 years ago by trailhead    [ Reply ]
Yes!!!  Comes and goes Mon!
Posted 12 years ago by mrdak    [ Reply ]
By cross referencing the Reynolds number with the relative roughness, the friction factor, f, is calculated. f=(ΔpπR2/2πRΔL)/(ρv2/2) Where solving for Δp will allow for the calculation of pressure drop through a pipe.

Or, on the other hand, the profound droppage of the Pressures of Life both specifically and generally, which occurs after inhalation of massive amounts of Ganja.

Iree mon, Iree!

Posted 13 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
9 -> 10.

This is Friday music.
Posted 13 years ago by grogg    [ Reply ]
{#Bananajam}{#Bounce}Smile...
Posted 13 years ago by d-don    [ Reply ]
hummm - I must be in a bad mood.  I am seriously not enjoying this playlist sequence.  Very unusual...
Posted 13 years ago by Raechel    [ Reply ]
Yes!!
Posted 13 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
I want a pressure drop dropped on me nowwwwwwwwwww.
Posted 13 years ago by gabrielle7nt    [ Reply ]
It is you (oh yeah)
It is you, you (oh yeah)
It is you (oh yeah)

Cause a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah pressure drop a drop on you

I say when it drops, oh you gonna feel it
Know that you were doing wrong.

Hmm hmm hmm, yeah...
I say a pressure drop, oh pressure
Oh yeah, pressure drop a drop on you

 

WTF?


Posted 13 years ago by Art_Carnage    [ Reply ]
 ce wrote:
This always reminds me of the film "Grosse Pointe Blank", where Minnie Driver opens the door with a heavy mock Jamaican accent:
Ya cah'nt com een.

It's a very nice film with an excellent 80's soundtrack with a slight emphasis on English ska. Ah, in the film it's actually the Specials' cover of "Pressure Drop". The Clash covered it as well.
The previous song on RP was The Clash's "The Magnificent seven", and I believe that The Clash's Joe Strummer compiled that excellent soundtrack for GPB. Yes, AMG agrees, but IMDB draws a complete ... Blank.
OK, ya cahn com een, if you give me an airplane!

(Speaking of film links, of course The Harder They Come and The Magnificent Seven are also films)

 
Grosse Pointe Blank"—I pretty much bought everything in that movie except for the drawn out showdown at the end and the fact that a commercial terrestrial radio station in suburban Detroit would be playing English ska (not that I would object to such a station).


Posted 14 years ago by treatment_bound    [ Reply ]
yes it is 4-1 where I live but with all do respect... is this is not as good  ( not necessarily this version )  as good as music can be??
Posted 14 years ago by ddbz    [ Reply ]
This is the first time I've ever heard this song. <lights a spliff.>{#Dance}
Posted 14 years ago by ugly    [ Reply ]
...sorry RP but I had to mute this one after the Magnificent Clash...  {#Nyah}
Posted 14 years ago by iw3gtf    [ Reply ]
I used to like this tune but I am so burnt out on it now. Fried. 
Posted 14 years ago by Manbird    [ Reply ]
This always reminds me of the film "Grosse Pointe Blank", where Minnie Driver opens the door with a heavy mock Jamaican accent:
Ya cah'nt com een.

It's a very nice film with an excellent 80's soundtrack with a slight emphasis on English ska. Ah, in the film it's actually the Specials' cover of "Pressure Drop". The Clash covered it as well.
The previous song on RP was The Clash's "The Magnificent seven", and I believe that The Clash's Joe Strummer compiled that excellent soundtrack for GPB. Yes, AMG agrees, but IMDB draws a complete ... Blank.
OK, ya cahn com een, if you give me an airplane!

(Speaking of film links, of course The Harder They Come and The Magnificent Seven are also films)

Posted 15 years ago by ce    [ Reply ]
 Stewed_Mulligan wrote:
Palmer has a great voice, but perhaps it's because Little Feat is his backup band on most of that album....in fact, I bought the album BECAUSE Little Feat was on it.
 
Yeah, its a great album... tight.  Not quite as good as sneekin sally, but good.

BTW, not as good as Toots and the Maytals IMO.


Posted 15 years ago by ch83575    [ Reply ]
 frankp74 wrote:

I don't know if The Clash has sings a version of this, but I'm pretty sure The English Beat has.

 
As have The Specials (in my opinion the best version, from the mid-90s), a band made up partly of members from the Beat (formerly the English Beat).


Posted 15 years ago by Tosko    [ Reply ]
xkolibuul wrote:
I find it hard to believe Palmer does this better, but still...I would like to hear it.

Hear it here

Posted 15 years ago by pdhski    [ Reply ]
 strand_walker wrote:
More Less Toots please, Bill {#Daisy}
 

there, that's better.
Posted 15 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
 FilmSurgeon wrote:
This is good, but the version by The Clash is great.
 
I don't know if The Clash has sings a version of this, but I'm pretty sure The English Beat has.

Posted 15 years ago by frankp74    [ Reply ]
 frankp74 wrote:
I like the English Beat's version better....But it's still great.
 

The purists would haul you over the coals for this, but I have to agree except that it was The Clash & not The Beat!

edit: I think The Specials also covered it!
Posted 15 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
I like the English Beat's version better....But it's still great.
Posted 15 years ago by frankp74    [ Reply ]
 SantaFeGrace wrote:


Is there anything you DO like?    {#Think}
 
Not much, check the profile.  Excelsior=Physicsgenius without the humor or the insight. They are prolific in rating songs they don't like though.
Posted 15 years ago by islander    [ Reply ]
Not a bad song on this album;  love to hear more of them like 'Sweet & Dandy' and 'Johnny Too Bad'!  {#Good-vibes}


Posted 16 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
The original version of this song, right after the band that did the best cover version of it, playing the worst song that they ever recorded? Coincidence? I think not! J'accuse! {#Wave}
Posted 16 years ago by toterola    [ Reply ]
More Toots please, Bill {#Daisy}
Posted 16 years ago by strand_walker    [ Reply ]
 Excelsior wrote:
I f@#$%ing DESPISE this song.  It's not even so much the song itself, which would normally just be mediocre.  It's the CONSTANT airplay of this and the Eric Clapton wankfest version that this song gets on RP.

 

Is there anything you DO like?    {#Think}
Posted 16 years ago by SantaFeGrace    [ Reply ]
I f@#$%ing DESPISE this song.  It's not even so much the song itself, which would normally just be mediocre.  It's the CONSTANT airplay of this and the Eric Clapton wankfest version that this song gets on RP.

Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
Is it REALLY necessary to cram this song down our throats so often?  {#Puke}
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
lwilkinson wrote:
No Mon! Rasta' mon NEED regular dose o'the Red Stripe and some regae least one time o'day.
Hooray beer!
Posted 16 years ago by denmom    [ Reply ]
I really do despise this song, mostly because of the frequency which it's played. At least it's not the Eric Clapton version.
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
xkolibuul wrote:
I find it hard to believe Palmer does this better, but still...I would like to hear it.
Palmer has a great voice, but perhaps it's because Little Feat is his backup band on most of that album....in fact, I bought the album BECAUSE Little Feat was on it.
Posted 16 years ago by Stewed_Mulligan    [ Reply ]
*sigh* yet again....
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
Oh God, not this again!
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
lwilkinson wrote:
No Mon! Rasta' mon NEED regular dose o'the Red Stripe and some regae least one time o'day.
No worries mon!
Posted 16 years ago by coolpeople_rule    [ Reply ]
I find it hard to believe Palmer does this better, but still...I would like to hear it. Stewed_Mulligan wrote:
Always liked Toots....love this particular song too, but my favorite version is done by Robert Palmer
Posted 16 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
Shesdifferent wrote:
The most over played song on RP....after White Stripes of course!!
No Mon! Rasta' mon NEED regular dose o'the Red Stripe and some regae least one time o'day.
Posted 16 years ago by lwilkinson    [ Reply ]
Buh-bye. Can't handle this stuff. Never could. Marley, Tosh, etc. Not my slice of pie. Next?
Posted 16 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
Posted 16 years ago by OHMish    [ Reply ]
Always liked Toots....love this particular song too, but my favorite version is done by Robert Palmer
Posted 17 years ago by Stewed_Mulligan    [ Reply ]
What a let down after the Clash...
Posted 17 years ago by stevo_b    [ Reply ]
You can play anything anytime from this album! Esp. 'Rivers of Babylon'. Let's go to The Island more often, mon!
Posted 17 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
wally42 wrote:
nope, it's the original from the movie
Song was around for a while before the movie was made.
Posted 17 years ago by dionysius    [ Reply ]
RED STRIPE!
Posted 17 years ago by rangersfan    [ Reply ]
The most over played song on RP....after White Stripes of course!!
Posted 17 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
One of the greatest...TOOTS!!
Posted 17 years ago by joshfm    [ Reply ]
Awesome set, Bill. I keep turning it up, but I'm running out of volume! (Anybody have a few spare decibels they can send my way?)
Posted 17 years ago by dexev    [ Reply ]
Saw them perform this song in Boulder, CO in 1975. Toots was mezmerizing. I could swear that his eyes were glowing as he performed. It was one of the most amazing concerts I've ever been to. Everbody danced to the music, nonstop - nobody sat down. I always just assumed that reggae music sucked until I saw these guys.. boy was I wrong. This is the kind of music you really need to experience in a live setting..
Posted 17 years ago by healyf52    [ Reply ]
godspeed wrote:
Posted 17 years ago by leathepea    [ Reply ]
jbatwork wrote:
I am so tired of this song. It was ok the first 18 times. I just turn it down now.
Can't agree. Always fine in my ears.
Posted 17 years ago by prickelpit96    [ Reply ]
jbatwork wrote:
I am so tired of this song. It was ok the first 18 times. I just turn it down now.
No sir. I believe this is a consistent point at which one should turn up the volume for what will come next.
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
I am so tired of this song. It was ok the first 18 times. I just turn it down now.
Posted 17 years ago by jbatwork    [ Reply ]
Love this song with Magnificent Seven!
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
jbtidwell wrote:
Dang! - I've got to go to a meeting. Hate leaving RP when we are so in synch
Har! Love this tune!
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
Sweetest of grooves with that gruff yet genial voice over it. Me like da Toots.
Posted 17 years ago by dionysius    [ Reply ]
Dang! - I've got to go to a meeting. Hate leaving RP when we are so in synch
Posted 17 years ago by jbtidwell    [ Reply ]
Hinkamp wrote:
is this a live version ?
nope, it's the original from the movie
Posted 17 years ago by wally42    [ Reply ]
is this a live version ?
Posted 17 years ago by Hinkamp    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by godspeed    [ Reply ]
Robolink wrote:
Anybody know the original record date of this and of the Clash Sandinista "ska" thing just played? Both source albums look to be reissues or am I in a time warp?
It first appeared as a single (in Jamaica) in 1969, I think. It was included on the Sweet & Dandy and Monkey Man LPs, both from that year.
Posted 17 years ago by jah_blessed    [ Reply ]
Robolink wrote:
Anybody know the original record date of this and of the Clash Sandinista "ska" thing just played? Both source albums look to be reissues or am I in a time warp?
"The Harder They Come" released 1972 "Sandinista!" released 1980 The Harder They Come is a soundtrack to the Movie of the same name. Great film, unbelievable record. If you had to have one Reggae record this would be it. Sandinista! was a three record set, forced to be sold at a two record set price by the Clash, that was banned in England because it used a banned word for its title.
Posted 18 years ago by miahfost    [ Reply ]
Anybody know the original record date of this and of the Clash Sandinista "ska" thing just played? Both source albums look to be reissues or am I in a time warp?
Posted 18 years ago by Robolink    [ Reply ]
Just watched the movie a few nights ago... great tunes! They should remake the flick with real actors and the original soundtrack.
Posted 18 years ago by sans    [ Reply ]
AphidA wrote:
Ho-friggin-Hum
You're being generous there.
Posted 18 years ago by -relayer-    [ Reply ]