Culture - Two Sevens Clash mp3 download

Culture Roots Reggae 1978 Jamaica

Singer: Culture
Title: Two Sevens Clash
Released: 1978
Country: Jamaica
Style: Roots Reggae
Genre: Reggae
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 178
Formats: ASF DXD AAC VOX AUD DMF AU
MP3 size: 1393 mb

Tracklist

A1	Calling Rasta For I	2:30
A2	I'm Alone In The Wilderness	3:25
A3	Pirate Days	2:52
A4	Two Sevens Clash	3:30
A5	I'm Not Ashamed	3:59
B1	Get Ready To Ride The Lion To Zion	3:27
B2	Black Starliner Must Come	2:42
B3	Jah Pretty Face	3:39
B4	See Them A Come	3:24
B5	Natty Dread Taking Over	3:46

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.
Printed By – Gothic Print Finishers Ltd.
Made By – Gothic Print Finishers Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Lightning Records Ltd.
Recorded At – Joe Gibbs Studio
Published By – Lightning Music Ltd.

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Herman Marquis
Bass – Lloyd Parks
Drums – Noel Dunbar*
Engineer [Re-mix] – E.T.*, Joe Gibbs
Guitar – Eric Lamont, Lennox Gordon, Robert Shakespeare*
Keyboards – Errol Nelson, Franklyn Waul*, Harold Butler
Liner Notes – Joe Gibbs
Percussion – Sticky*
Producer, Arranged By – Errol T.*, Joe Gibbs
Tenor Saxophone – Tommy McCook
Trombone – Vin Gordon
Trumpet – Bobby Ellis
Written-By – Culture

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: ALLEN W - 3 LIP-1A-1-IS ECT
Matrix / Runout: ALLEN W3 LIP-1B-1-IS ECT

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Culture	Two Sevens Clash ‎(LP, Album)	Joe Gibbs Record Globe	none	Jamaica	1977
LIP 1	Culture	Two Sevens Clash ‎(LP, Album)	Lightning Records	LIP 1	UK	1978
68755	Culture	Two Sevens Clash ‎(LP, Album)	Not On Label	68755	UK	Unknown
VPCD4178	Culture	Two Sevens Clash ‎(CD, Album, RE)	17 North Parade	VPCD4178	US	2011
RGLP 016	Culture	Two Sevens Clash ‎(LP, Album, RP)	Rocky One	RGLP 016	US	1992

Culture - Two Sevens Clash mp3 album free

Dyni

Many call this the best reggae record ever made. And I fully agree on that!By any means this is my favorite band and this is their absolute best record. Every tune is fuelled with the strongest motivation and carries a lot of spirit in them. The riddimds, the topics, the vocals. Culture maade only strong albums for 30 years. They were riding the eighties just as strong as the seventies. Maybe they were searching some more for their own ground in the second decade of their carier, but the touched the heart, mind and body. And even way up in the nineties and the first years of the twentieth century the chopped wood. But hearing Two Sevens Clash again is a universe on it's own. This is the only reggae record to appear in Rolling Stones Top 100 coolest records ever made.Joseph Hill you will be missed!