Lee Perry – Skanking With The Upsetter - Rare Dubs 1971-1974 (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Rock music was flying off

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Lee Perry – Skanking With The Upsetter - Rare Dubs 1971-1974 (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP Rock music was flying offLee Perry recorded some of the most inspiring, soulful and weird wild reggae music ever put down on tape. Working through all the manifestations of reggae from Ska to Roots and Dub, where his 1973 Blackboard Jungle LP, set the standards, he was an innovator. This collection of rare and unreleased dubs stems from his 1971 1974 period and features Perrys Jump Up with the Ska ish up tempo chopping guitar cuts, leading through to organ laden tracks like