1972
BLACK CINDERELLA * ERROL DUNKLEY * CAMEL 87 * UK
(tuff) I do not know up like many musicians and producer the sentence: "it has never it being entitled respect received, never it being entitled success experienced" applies. In the Reggae Business are probably it several dozen. One of these generic term cures figures was excavated now by the British label "Black Solidarity". The speech is of Ivan "Jimmy" Radway, which produced since 1972 some the hardest root Reggae pieces at all. With a borrowed starting money of 100 English Pound it put loose and wrote with Black Cinderella for Errol Dunkley a unsterblichen Reggae classical author.
Cinderella should remain the largest hit for Radley. Killer TRACKS
such as Leroy Smarts Mother Liza or the moon Youngs warning more
or less went down, since Radway, always at the edge of the failure, could not
become generally accepted in the club-hard musical advice race Kingstons. For
the Micron label it produced in the middle of the 70's a Dub of LP, which
belongs also to the most turned off, what I ever heard, which appeared wirlich
unfortunately never however and one did not promote it at all. End of the 70's
gave Radway up and disappeared in sinking. With it went its music, which was
acted in the years after 1980 prices which can be nerve-killed.
See also O Lord *** Do Right Tonight *** I'm Going Home and You're Gonna Need Me