Aggrovating the Rhythm at Channel One

Aggrovators, The

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The Aggrovators were one of Jamaica’s finest session bands put together by the hit make from Jamaica Bunny Striker Lee.

The group would produce some of the hardest rhythms cut at the legendary Channel 1 studio. These tracks would provide the backbone to songs that were usually voiced over at King Tubby’s own studio.These cuts here represent a selection of some of those fine rhythms selected together for the first time.

The Aggrovators were a group of Reggae musicians that usually featured Carlton’Santa’Davis on drums playing alongside Robbie Shakespeare on bass with other musicians added like Earl ’Chinna’ Smith on guitar and Tommy Mc Cook and Vin Gordon and Lennox Brown added for horn arrangements,Keyboards and organ duties normally fell to Ansel Collins and Bernard ’Touter ’Harvey.

We have compiled some great tracks recorded by this fantastic group of musicians and focused on those cut on Channel 1 studios to give you a feel of what those times were like.
Hope you enjoy the set…..

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Track Listings

1 Do You Dub Me - Source Do You Love Me-Johnny Clarke
2 A Graceful Dub - Source Miss Grace-Delroy Wilson
3 An Inspirational Dub - Source Soul And Inspiration-Johnny Clarke
4 Give Me A Dub - Source Give Me Love-Johnny Clarke
5 Gonna Make You Dub Me - Source I Am Gonna Make You Love Me Rhythm
6 Maddening Dub - Source Maddening Crowd-Paragons
7 Rocking Dub - Source Rocking Chair-Delroy Wilson
8 Words Of Wisdom - Source Words-Cornell Campbell
9 A Wonder Dub - Source Wonderland By Night-Ossie Scott
10 Ambitious Dub - Source Good Ambition-Delroy Wilson
11 A Dub Groove - Source Get In The Groove-Roy Shirley
12 Sunshine Dub - Source Sunshine Makes Me Cry-Pat Kelly
13 Lime Tree Lane Dub - Source Channel 1 Rhythm
14 Slavery Dub - Source Channel 1 Rhythm
15 Riverton City Dub - Source Channel 1 Rhythm
16 A Big Man Dub - Source Big Man In This Country -Delroy Wilson

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