LF: Good Ska

[dh]

i know that it's generally an oxymoron, but i'm talkin about english beat, specials and dd type stuff.

and also perhaps Less Than Jake or Catch 22's Keasbey Knights cuz when they come for me, i'll be sitting on my desk with a gun in my hand wearing a bullet proof vest singin my my my how the time does fly when you know you're gonna die by the end of the night.

[MARTIN]

what do you have already? you already have some desmond dekker?

[dh]

I HAVE NOTHING!

i just got my computer back up and running.

[djanio]

Less Than Jake


forum.yump3.org/metal-rock-punk/less-than-jake-28984/


Serbo-croatian for your convenience

[MARTIN]

i'll upload a ton of stuff on monday at work.

[dh]

U GUYZ R0000000L

1LUV

[MARTIN]

All recordings from the 60s:

The Skatalites
www.sendspace.com/file/3ochh6

Desmond Dekker
www.sendspace.com/file/m02ldn
Without him, none of you would have heard of Bob Marley.

Derrick Morgan
www.sendspace.com/file/c4un1v
Another Jamaican legend.

Don Drummond
www.sendspace.com/file/riu3x3
Trombone player from the Skatalites.

Jackie Mitto
www.sendspace.com/file/cktre1
Keyboardist from Jamaica, but moved to Toronto early in his career.

And newer stuff:

Catch 22: Keasby Nights
www.sendspace.com/file/jmk799

if you are really into this record, the guy who masterminded it and quit Catch 22 after has a new band called Streetight Manifesto. Last I checked they had one full length and had also released a rerecording of Keasby Nights.

The Selecter
www.sendspace.com/file/znbxtw
The Specials wannabes.

The Slackers
www.sendspace.com/file/xivok4
The only current ska band worth listening to, this is their first album.