Sly And Robbie A Dub Experience Rarotonga

Robbie Shakespeare (right) playing with on the tour, 1978, then drumming for Skin Flesh and Bones, and Robbie Shakespeare, playing bass and guitar with the Aggrovators, discovered they had the same ideas about music in general (both are huge fans of,, the, and, in addition to Jamaican legendary labels Studio One and Treasure Isle), and production in particular. Speaking on his influences, Sly explains “My mentor was the drummer for,. And I used to listen a lot to the drummer for,, and a lot of Philadelphia. And there are other drummers in Jamaica, like Santa and Carly from, Winston Bennett,, Mikey Boo. I respect all these drummers and have learnt a lot from them.

Nov 23, 2009 Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespear with the LP called 'a Dub experience' with the beginningtrack 'destination unknown'. Oki B8300 Driver Windows 7 there.

From them, I listened and created my own style. They played some things I copied, other things I recreated. ” Sly and Robbie first worked together with for the newly created studio and label, operated by the. According to The Independent, their breakthrough album was ' 1976 release, which helped to establish them as the 'masters of groove and propulsion.' The drum beat on the title song was particularly tricky; in 2001 Dunbar recalled, 'When that tune first come out, because of that double tap on the rim nobody believe it was me on the drums, they thought it was some sort of sound effect we was using.