Album
Two Sevens Clash
1977 · Reggae
16 collectors on Gatefold own this
Two Sevens Clash is a Reggae album by Culture, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 71 pressings tracked, owned by 16 collectors.
About
Culture’s debut album established the roots reggae group in their Jamaican homeland and in the U.K., where they were embraced by the rising punk movement. The delicious sunny-side-up melodicism, lazy horns, and languid grooves are as addictive here as their spiritual, social, and political insights are intelligent and poetic. The title song is a doomsday warning, “See Them a Come” rails against poverty, and “Pirate Days” is all about divine transformation. Lead singer Joseph Hill was a militant Rasta, and here he’s a street-corner prophet winning true believers.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Calling Rasta For I
- A2I'm Alone In The Wilderness
- A3Pirate Days
- A4Two Sevens Clash
- A5I'm Not Ashamed
Side B
- B1Get Ready To Ride The Lion To Zion
- B2Black Starliner Must Come
- B3Jah Pretty Face
- B4See Them A Come
- B5Natty Dread Taking Over
Sound DNA
- Reggae
- Roots Reggae
- warm
- earnest
- spiritual
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Albert WalkerBACKING VOCALS HARMONY VOCALS
- Bingy BunnyGUITAR
- Bobby EllisTRUMPET
- CultureVOCALS
- Eric LamontGUITAR
- Errol NelsonKEYBOARDS
- Franklyn "Bubbler" WaulKEYBOARDS
- Harold ButlerKEYBOARDS
- Herman MarquisALTO SAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE
- Joseph HillLEAD VOCALS
- Kenneth DayesBACKING VOCALS HARMONY VOCALS
- Lennox GordonGUITAR
- Lloyd ParksBASS
- Lowell DunbarDRUMS
- Robbie ShakespeareBASS GUITAR
- Sly DunbarDRUMS
- StickyPERCUSSION
- Tommy McCookSAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
16 collectors on Gatefold own this · 71 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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