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'TROJAN SOUND SYSTEM'
- Label: 'SANCTUARY'
- Genre: 'Reggae'
- Release Date: 'June 2006'
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Formed back in 2004 from London Sound System legends- Trojan Sound System does what it says on the tin. Consisting of sixteen classic and rare reggae tracks this is a smooth, gentle and laid back compilation perfect for listening to on a hot sunny afternoon in the park.
Featuring the likes of Harry J And The Allstars, the Heptones and yep, you guessed it Bob Marley, this is a perfect introduction to reggae, as well as a wonderful reminder of all the tracks that made reggae so great in the first place.
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author: Charlotte Otter
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for further listening, one could do a lot worse than get a hold of the 'Work Your Soul' compilation of Trojan/Studio one releases that showcases the soulful side of both labels and also capitalises on the immense and stunning production techniques both employed.
Also recommended is I-Roy's 'Don't Check Me With No Lightweight Stuff', a 1972-75 compilation on Blood & Fire (BAFCD016)that showcases some of the artist's finest work, that someone has gone to great pains to digitally remaster without losing any of the raw impact whatsoever....shortened comments
------------- Author: Mabs
16 July 2006
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