features in: Album Chart of 1971 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1970s |

A tidy all-instrumental set from the 23-year-old keyboardist, produced by Clement Dodd at Studio One. Features only two originals - the opening “Henry The Great” and his terrific “Lazy Bones” single from 1970. There are 10 covers - despite Dodd claiming credits galore! “Whoa Whoa” (originally done as "How Can I Leave" by The Heptones in 1969) is another heavyweight and “Ghetto Organ” (popularly done as "You Don't Love Me" by Dawn Penn in 1967) is the star cut.
The other covers (all renamed) are: “Good Feeling” (originally done as "I Hold The Handle" by The Heptones in 1968), “Macka Fat” (originally done as "Soul Power" by The Heptones in 1968), “Fancy Pants” (originally done as "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye in 1971), “Something Else” (originally done as "Ain't Anybody Else" by The Heptones in 1968), “Happy People” (originally done as "This Population" by Burning Spear in 1971), “Purple Heart” (originally done as "Love Me Girl" by The Heptones in 1968), “Division One” (originally done as "Live And Learn" by Alton Ellis circa 1970) and “Dad Is Home” (originally done as "A Thousand Miles Away" by The Heartbeats in 1956 and first adapted as "Daddy's Home" by Shep and The Limelites in 1961).
The Jukebox Rebel
14–Oct–2016
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