Ancient Harmonies, Disk 1, by Augustus Pablo

Ancient Harmonies, Disk 1

by Augustus Pablo

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1.	Blowing With The Wind 05:41	buy track
2.	Twinkling Star 03:51	buy track
3.	Ancient Harmonies 03:47	buy track
4.	USVPR1900499 - Creation Blues 03:46	buy track
5.	Zion UFO 03:22	buy track
6.	Eastern Code 04:04	buy track
7.	Twenty-One Years After 03:36	buy track
8.	First World Call 03:17	buy track
9.	This Song 03:50	buy track
10.	Drums To The King 07:04	buy track
11.	Pablo Meets P Smart In L.I 04:10	buy track
12.	Progression Dub 03:15	buy track
13.	Revelino Dub 03:19	buy track
14.	Babylon Losing Dub 03:12	buy track
15.	Sun Ray Dub 03:51	buy track
16.	Jah D Special 03:26	buy track
17.	Rockers Comes East 03:01	buy track
18.	Dubbing The Oppresors 04:16	buy track
19.	Zion Seals Dub 04:53	buy track

about

1986 began a new era for Augustus Pablo edging his Rockers revolution into the digital age, In his own words it “mix-up the vibes a little more”. The four Greensleeves albums that form this new collection, (Rising Sun, Rockers Comes East, One Step Dub & Blowing With The Wind), paved Pablo’s journey into a revolutionary new age and brought his far east sound to a whole new audience.

Recorded at Channel One, Tuff Gong, Dynamic, HC&F & Creative Sound with engineers like Scientist, Soldgie, Phillip Smart & Steven Stanley the hardcore steppers and nyabinghi meditations within were keenly embraced by the new age sound system culture and Pablo backed them up with hugely successful tours of Europe and Japan showcasing many of the tunes included here blended with a selection of his original rockers.

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released April 24, 2020

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