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Lee "Scratch" Perry
A key figure in Jamaican music history, Lee "Scratch" Perry was an innovative,
groundbreaking producer who crafted Bob Marley's early hits, helped pioneer the
traditions of reggae and dub, and influenced everyone from The Clash to Beastie
Boys. Born in Kendal, Jamaica, on March 20, 1936, he started his career at
Coxsone Dodd's Studio One. Perry worked with Prince Buster on ska hits by the
likes of The Skatalites and The Upsetters (including their classic "Return of
Django") before his sonic experiments led to the sludgy bass lines, woozy
skanks, and sparse drum rhythms that becam...
Keep On MovingLee "Scratch" Perry
Roast Fish and CornbreadLee "Scratch" Perry
Soul RebelLee "Scratch" Perry
Be Thankful for What You GotLee "Scratch" Perry and William "Bunny Rugs" Clarke
Chase the DevilLee "Scratch" Perry and Max Romeo
Hurt So GoodLee "Scratch" Perry and Susan Cadogan
Keep On MovingLee "Scratch" Perry
Satan Kicked the Bucket
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Roast Fish and CornbreadLee "Scratch" Perry
Live at Maritime Hall
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Soul RebelLee "Scratch" Perry
Dub Fire
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Be Thankful for What You GotLee "Scratch" Perry and William "Bunny Rugs" Clarke
Be Thankful for What You Got
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Chase the DevilLee "Scratch" Perry and Max Romeo
Terrestre Live E Varie Altre Disfunzioni
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Hurt So GoodLee "Scratch" Perry and Susan Cadogan
I Am The Upsetter - The Story Of The Lee "Scratch" Perry Golden Years
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