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Steve Marshall is a singer, writer, producer, performer, composer, engineer and all round artist.
“…voices like his deserve the respect, because the music is so uplifting and full of the whole range of ingredients.” Bob Jones, Blues & Soul Magazine.
“…with Marshall’s excitingly layered, infectious music, Desert Crossings remains a sensory pleasure.” Donald Hutera, The Times
“The abundance of natural soul is undeniable.” Bill Friskics-Warren, Washington Post.
Notably, Steve has produced albums with Lee “Scratch” Perry. Two of these received Grammy nominations. Working with Lee led to recording projects with Keith Richards and George Clinton.
He set up State of Emergency with dancer Deborah Baddoo, which marked the beginning of a long association with dance-theatre. His score for Desert Crossings achieved critical acclaim and the show toured in South Africa, Canada, Germany and the UK. Most recently, he composed the scores for State of Emergency's productions Love&Sex and Choices & Consequences, and went on to direct the dance musical, Where Is Home? which has been touring in South Africa, the UK and the USA.
As co-founder of Pyramid Arts Development in Hackney, East London, Steve performed, recorded and wrote with exceptional artists from around the world, including Clifford Jarvis (USA), Alan Weekes (UK), Ernest Mothle (South Africa), Clive Roper (Jamaica) and Jimmy Scott (Nigeria). These early associations with jazz, reggae, soul, RnB, Afro-fusion, rock and electronic music have served as a great foundation.
These songs are a kind of review of styles and sounds from my Hackney life. In this session I am backed by Tony Green (Guitar), H Daniel (Drums), Rodger Griffiths (Bass Guitar), Nick Gilmore (Acoustic Piano, Rhodes and Organ), Reuben "Sleepy" White (Congas and Percussion), Tim Hill (Sax), Jesse Brade and Deleelah Abdullah (Backing Vocals). Thanks to co-writers Kully Bhamra (Are They Hills Or Are They Mountains?) and Clay Drayton (Scream And Shout). Recorded at The Green Room with Mark Tucker. Produced by John Saxon for State Of Emergency Limited.
Jazzy/R&B Groove 116bpm. Song about falling in love against your better judgement.
Erica Ichiko Iji (Surname pronounced ‘E Jee’) was born and raised in the city of Plymouth on Britain’s South Westerly Coast, to a Nigerian father & English mother. The 2nd eldest of 5 siblings Erica soon found out that the best way to get attention in a big family was by singing and performing. On Unconditional, Erica performs with a lot of style and conviction. The songs are by Erica Iji and Steve Marshall and the album is produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
R&B/Soul 95bpm. Song about being suspicious and paranoid in a relationship.
Erica Ichiko Iji (Surname pronounced ‘E Jee’) was born and raised in the city of Plymouth on Britain’s South Westerly Coast, to a Nigerian father & English mother. The 2nd eldest of 5 siblings Erica soon found out that the best way to get attention in a big family was by singing and performing. On Unconditional, Erica performs with a lot of style and conviction. The songs are by Erica Iji and Steve Marshall and the album is produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
R&B/Soul 91bpm. Song asking why the world is so unfair.
Erica Ichiko Iji (Surname pronounced ‘E Jee’) was born and raised in the city of Plymouth on Britain’s South Westerly Coast, to a Nigerian father & English mother. The 2nd eldest of 5 siblings Erica soon found out that the best way to get attention in a big family was by singing and performing. On Unconditional, Erica performs with a lot of style and conviction. The songs are by Erica Iji and Steve Marshall and the album is produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Steve Marshall - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar & Keyboards; Alan Weekes - Electric & Acoustic Guitars; Kenrick Rowe - Drums; Michele Montolli - Upright Bass; Ratshepe "Phresh" Makhene - Percussion; Tim Hill - Saxophones; Stuart Henderson - Trumpet & Flugel Horn; Robert Jarvis - Trombone. All songs by Stephen Ross Marshall, except 'End Of The World' (Marshall/Fox) and 'How Long?' (Marshall/Bhamra). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Recorded at The Premises Studios, London. All tracks engineered by Jonjo Keefe except 'Cold Love', 'Love That Woman' and 'Endgame' engineered by Jason Howes. Mixed at State of Mind Studio, Somerset UK by John Saxon. Mastered by Lawrence Gill.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Released in 2008, by Megawave Records (thanks to John Palmer), “SCSSSC” went to number 8 in the Billboard World Music airplay chart in the US. Here Lee Perry is joined by Reuben “Sleepy” White (Percussion), Keith Richards (Guitar), George Clinton (Vocals), Tim Hill (Horns), Erica Iji (Vocals), Steve Marshall (Guitar, Keys and Programming), Mark Mason (Bagpipes) and Sheridan Tandy (Temple Bells). The album was recorded at State of Mind Studio in Somerset, England, One East Recording, New York City and Scratch’s place in Switzerland. Thanks also to Yohei Goto (engineer, NY), Pierre De Beauport (KR’s guitar tech), Carlon Scott (production assistant to George Clinton) and Shaunna Hall (engineer for George Clinton). The album was produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited and mastered by John Dent at Loud Mastering.. Review: “Few musical geniuses this side of Sun Ra are as eccentric and self-mythologizing as Lee "Scratch" Perry, the Jamaican producer, performer and DJ whose pioneering work helped shape punk, dub and rap. As far as being out there goes, Perry's latest album, his umpteenth in a career that spans four decades, never fails to disappoint. Equal parts Dadaism and Rastafarianism, Perry's woozy meanderings might not be for everyone, but the abundance of natural soul evident here, from the slinky Afro-beat of "Scratch Is Alive" to the echo-laden dub of "Jealousy," is undeniable.” Washington Post, Bill Friskics-Warren
Soundtrack from Desert Crossings - a choreographic work by South African dance maker, Gregory Maqoma, in collaboration with UK based producers, State of Emergency, with original score by Steve Marshall. Vocals by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, Tempo O'Neil and Steve Marshall. Desert Crossings traces the entire history of the Earth and of humanity in 59 minutes.
Soundtrack from Desert Crossings - a choreographic work by South African dance maker, Gregory Maqoma, in collaboration with UK based producers, State of Emergency, with original score by Steve Marshall. Vocals by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, Tempo O'Neil and Steve Marshall. Desert Crossings traces the entire history of the Earth and of humanity in 59 minutes.
Soundtrack from Desert Crossings - a choreographic work by South African dance maker, Gregory Maqoma, in collaboration with UK based producers, State of Emergency, with original score by Steve Marshall. Vocals by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, Tempo O'Neil and Steve Marshall. Desert Crossings traces the entire history of the Earth and of humanity in 59 minutes.
Soundtrack from Desert Crossings - a choreographic work by South African dance maker, Gregory Maqoma, in collaboration with UK based producers, State of Emergency, with original score by Steve Marshall. Vocals by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, Tempo O'Neil and Steve Marshall. Desert Crossings traces the entire history of the Earth and of humanity in 59 minutes.
Soundtrack from Desert Crossings - a choreographic work by South African dance maker, Gregory Maqoma, in collaboration with UK based producers, State of Emergency, with original score by Steve Marshall. Vocals by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell, Tempo O'Neil and Steve Marshall. Desert Crossings traces the entire history of the Earth and of humanity in 59 minutes.
Vocals: Tempo O'Neil, Drums: Reuben "Sleepy" White, Bass: Rodger Griffiths, Guitar and Vocal: Steve Marshall, Keys: Nick Gilmore. A State of Emergency Production.
Drums: Reuben "Sleepy" White, Bass: Rodger Griffiths, Guitar and Melodica: Steve Marshall, Keys: Nick Gilmore. A State of Emergency Production.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee Perry's 2008 Grammy Nominated album, The End Of An American Dream, was the first of three Lee made with his English apprentice, Steve Marshall. "Batman & Robin" is how Scratch jokingly described their partnership. Released by Megawave Corporation. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Reuben "Sleepy" White - Drums; Tempo O'Neil - Vocals; Rodger Griffiths - Bass; Elroy "Spoonface" Powell - Vocals; Steve Marshall - Guitar and Vocals; Nick Gilmore - Keyboards. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Reuben "Sleepy" White - Drums; Tempo O'Neil - Vocals; Rodger Griffiths - Bass; Elroy "Spoonface" Powell - Vocals; Steve Marshall - Guitar and Vocals; Nick Gilmore - Keyboards. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Reuben "Sleepy" White - Drums; Tempo O'Neil - Vocals; Rodger Griffiths - Bass; Elroy "Spoonface" Powell - Vocals; Steve Marshall - Guitar and Vocals; Nick Gilmore - Keyboards. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Reuben "Sleepy" White - Drums; Tempo O'Neil - Vocals; Rodger Griffiths - Bass; Elroy "Spoonface" Powell - Vocals; Steve Marshall - Guitar and Vocals; Nick Gilmore - Keyboards. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Reuben "Sleepy" White - Drums; Tempo O'Neil - Vocals; Rodger Griffiths - Bass; Elroy "Spoonface" Powell - Vocals; Steve Marshall - Guitar and Vocals; Nick Gilmore - Keyboards. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Reuben "Sleepy" White - Drums; Tempo O'Neil - Vocals; Rodger Griffiths - Bass; Elroy "Spoonface" Powell - Vocals; Steve Marshall - Guitar and Vocals; Nick Gilmore - Keyboards. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation Michigan, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Harold Duncan (Bass), Aguybert Green(Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation Michigan, and nominated for a Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Harold Duncan (Bass), Aguybert Green (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Lee "Scratch" Perry's Revelation album, produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited, released by Megawave Corporation 2010, and nominated for the Grammy in the category Best Reggae Album 2011. Publishing administered by Annie Reed Music Limited. With performances by Lee Perry (Vocals, Synth and Percussion), Steve Marshall (Guitars, Keys and Percussion), Duncan (Bass), Greenie (Drums), Keith Richards (Guitars, Bass, Acoustic Piano, Drum and Wurlitzer), George Clinton (Vocals), Alec Hay (Banjo), David Stewart Jones (Guitar), Dr Sleepy (Congas), Tim Hill (Horns), elodieO and Abi Browning (Vocals). Thanks also to Pierre De Beauport and Brian Thorn for their work on the KR sessions at One East in NYC, and to Jason Howes at The Premises in London.
Songs from Lee Perry's "Revelation" and "Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered". Instrumentals by John Saxon Sound. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Sessions with Keith Richards took place at One East in New York.
Songs and instrumentals from Lee Perry's "Revelation" and "Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered". Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Sessions with Keith Richards took place at One East in New York.
Songs and instrumentals from Lee Perry's "Revelation" and "Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered". Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Sessions with Keith Richards took place in at One East in New York.
Songs and instrumentals from Lee Perry's "Revelation" and "Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered". Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Sessions with Keith Richards took place in at One East in New York.
Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Music composed by Steve Marshall. Sessions with Keith Richards took place in New York at One East.
Songs and instrumentals from Lee Perry's "Revelation" and "Scratch Came Scratch Saw Scratch Conquered". Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Sessions with Keith Richards took place in at One East in New York.
Remixes of tracks from Lee "Scratch" Perry's 'Revelation' album (Megawave). Remixed by Kully B and Gussy G (Kully B Productions). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Remixes of tracks from Lee "Scratch" Perry's 'Revelation' album (Megawave). Remixed by Kully B and Gussy G (Kully B Productions). Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.
Instrumentals and Dubs from Lee "Scratch" Perry's "Revelation" album. Produced by John Saxon for State of Emergency Limited. Grammy Nominated 2011.