Hugh Malcolm - Good Time Rock / Love Brother Love 7"
SKU: HSRSS0012 OverviewDescription:
Hugh Malcom was a drummer in the The Upsetters (the Lee Scratch
Perry studio band) first line-up and in Tommy MCCook’s The
Supersonics. Formed in 1968 the Upsetters had three different
line-ups. The first line-up included Gladdy Anderson & Winston
Wright on keyboards, Jackie Jackson on bass, Hugh Malcom &
Lloyd Adams on drums. They were also known as Gladdy's All-Stars.
They recorded "Man from MI5", "Return of Django" & "Live
Injection" with Perry.
The Supersonics were formed by Tommy McCook after The Skatalites
split caused by Don Drummond incarceration for murdering his
girlfriend in 1965. McCook left Studio One to join the Treasure
Isle label. The Supersonics were a mix of old partners from The
Skatalites and new talented musicians. They were one of Jamaica's
most creative and productive bands ever. Tommy MCCook was the band
leader and he led them until they disbanded on a trip to Montreal
Canada in 1969.
Hugh Malcolm was a great drummer, interestingly he was also a good
singer as this double sider demonstrates. He recorded just three
vocal songs: 'Good Time Rock', 'Love Brother Love' (aka Hands Of
The Wicked), 'Mortgage' (Your Land), and one instrumental
'Come Brothers', all in 1968.
This killer double sider includes the two best and rarest songs by
Hugh Malcom: 'Good Time Rock' and 'Love Brother Love' (aka
Hands Of The Wicked). It is the first repress on a 7inch for both
songs.
'Good Time Rock' was initially released in Jamaica on the
Amalgamated and Pressure Beat labels and on Amalgamated in the UK
and produced by Joe Gibbs.
'Love Brother Love' was only released on the Jamaican label
Clancy's Records and produced by Clancy Eccles.
Format & package: 7"
Record label: Harlem
Shuffle
Year of release: 2022
Tracks:
A Good
Time Rock
B Love Brother Love
Specification | Description |
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Weight | 0,15 Kg |