Charlie_Chaplin-Face_To_Face-1981-RAC

Charlie Chaplin - Face To Face (CD) 1981 -

Release Name.... Charlie Chaplin - Face To Face

Record Label............. Volcano
Original Year............ 1981
Compressed by............ RAC2002
Rip Date................. 02-07-16
Size..................... 70MB
Release Type............. Reggae, Full Album
Number of Songs.......... 14

Track List
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01. We Hot 3:39
02. Small Days 3:46
03. Afraid Of You 3:48
04. Bounce Pon We Corner 3:44
05. Why The World Say So 3:36
06. Screw Face People 4:00
07. Principle 3:53
08. Tribute To Marvin Gaye 3:57
09. Ginal 3:16
10. Chalice 3:51
11. Face To Face 3:43
12. Eden A Try 3:09
13. Tello Me Why 3:17
14. Small Days (Version) 3:40
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51:19

Notes
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Charlie Chaplin rose to prominence in the early '80s during
the first years of the dancehall era. In contrast to the
'70s roots reggae period, with its decidedly spiritual and
cultural world view, dancehall music reflected the secular
world of clubs and sound system dances — the earlier
cultural bent remained, but decidedly secular and slack
lyric matter came to dominate. This age-old contrast between
human folly and religious salvation was first forecast in
Jamaican music via the contrasting styles of the jazz and
R&B-inspired ska and rocksteady of the '60s and the
Rastafarian-centric roots period of the following decade;
the two views have informed the music ever since, whether
it's the almost comic slackness of early '90s ragga or the
retro-rasta sentiment of late '90s bobo dread circles.
Chaplin reflected this contrast in his own style: he
embraced the modern (at the time) dancehall rhythms, but —
unlike many of his fellow DJs of the late '70s and early '80
— he focused on cultural lyrics instead of slack subject
matter.

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