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lee perry at black ark studio Ten minutes of madness with Lee "Scratch" Perry, Jamaican music's most celebrated producer, has been through more creative rebirths than most artists. At 73 years of age, he is currently enjoying another. His first hit was Return of Django, a brassy rocksteady instrumental targeted at British skinheads. Circa 1970, he became a mentor to Bob Marley's Wailers, then a middle-ranking ska trio. In an intense, fractious relationship, Perry convinced Marley to sing about the poverty of Trench Town and his Rastafarian beliefs. Together, they set the blueprint for roots reggae and Marley's stardom. Perry was also arguably dub's first architect, inventing the remix with the most basic of studio technology.. Throughout an erratic career, Perry has walked the wire between genius and madness. He has never stayed in one place too long. He cut his last two truly great albums in London in the late 1980s, alongside On-U Sound supremo, Adrian Sherwood. Since then, he has lived with his Swiss wife in rustic seclusion near Zurich, releasing a stream of European productions, few of which have greatly enhanced his legacy. His new album, The Mighty Upsetter (released in the UK on Octobre 20th, 2008), is a fabulous rematch with Sherwood, ingeniously laced through with echoes of vintage Black Ark basslines, melodies and rhythms. He still believes, he says, in music as a magic ritual. However, Perry unquestionably cultivated that air of shamanism to frighten off the cut-throats and looters who roam Jamaica. In his heady mix of ganja, voodoo and over-work. Tags: lee 'scratch' perry black ark dub reggae jamaica adrian sherwood on-u sound

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living colour - bless those (live) Living Colour playing an On-U Sound classic on stage at World Café Live: 'Bless those' by Little Annie. Apparently Living Colour will cover the song on their forthcoming album. Tags: living colour vernon reid will calhoun doug wimbish corey glover little annie

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adrian sherwood - boogaloo 'Boogaloo (drowning not raving mix)' is only to be found on the Japanese edition of Adrian Sherwood's brilliant debut album 'Never trust a Hippy'. This is the video for that track showing the dub master in live action. Absolute killer track! Tags: adrian sherwood on-u sound

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adrian sherwood/brother culture in brasil Adrian Sherwood and Brother Culture interviewed on their trip to Brasil, end of 2007. Tags: adrian sherwood brother culture on-u sound

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mark stewart and the maffia - hysteria Official video for 'Hysteria' by Mark Stewart and the Maffia, being Doug Wimbish, Skip McDonald, Keith LeBlanc. Producer? Adrian Sherwood of course. Tags: mark stewart and the maffia on-u sound adrian sherwood keith leblanc doug wimbish skip mcdonald tackhead

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gary clail - who pays the piper? (live) Footage of Gary Clail performing 'Who pays the Piper?' during the Crisis? What Crisis? fundraising for homeless people in Britain in 1992. Note Skip 'Little Axe' McDonald on guitar, Renford Bailey on rhythm guitar, Sunny Akpan on percussion, Rueben Moses on bass and David Harrow on keyboard/sampler. Other artists performing that night were Akabu, African Head Charge, Erasure, The Shamen, amongst others. Before 'Who pays the Piper?' they played 'Food, Clothes and Shelter'. Check it out! Tags: gary clail adrian sherwood on u sound skip little axe mcdonald

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gary clail - food, clothes and shelter (live) Footage of Gary Clail performing 'Food, Clothes and Shelter' during the Crisis? What Crisis? fundraising for homeless people in Britain in 1992. Note Skip 'Little Axe' McDonald on guitar, Renford Bailey on rhythm guitar, Sunny Akpan on percussion, Rueben Moses on bass and David Harrow on keyboard/sampler. Other artists performing that night were Akabu, African Head Charge, Erasure, The Shamen, amongst others. MC: Paul King. After 'Food, Clothes & Shelter' they played 'Who pays the Piper?'. Check it out! Tags: gary clail skip little axe mcdonald adrian sherwood on u sound

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gary clail - these things... Official video for Gary Clail's hit single 'These things are worth fighting for', shot in Poland. Tags: gary clail on u sound adrian sherwood

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polish on-u sound documentary Polish documentary on Adrian Sherwood and his On-U Sound label, with Sherwood talking about past, present and future. Big up to Maken for making this available! Tags: on-u sound adrian and denise sherwood ghetto priest asian dub foundation warsaw poland

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tracks - arte special on dub Special by the program Tracks from German cult channel Arte on dub music, featuring Adrian Sherwood and Nick Mannaseh, Bunninton Rogers. Tags: dub reggae adrian sherwood nick mannaseh bunninton rogers

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akabu live performance Footage of Akabu during the Crisis? What Crisis? fundraising for homeless people in Britain in 1992. Other artists performing were Gary Clail, African Head Charge, Erasure, The Shamen, amongst others. Tags: akabu on-u sound

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the making of bim sherman's 'miracle' Promo documentary made for On-U Sound/EFA Medien about the recording of Bim Sherman's masterpiece 'Miracle'. Features interviews with Bim himself, Adrian Sherwood, Shara Nelson (Massive Attack), Talvin Singh, Doug Wimbish and Skip McDonald. Tags: bim sherman on-u sound adrian sherwood doug wimbish shara nelson (massive attack) talvin singh

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african head charge live Footage of African Head Charge during the Crisis? What Crisis? fundraising for homeless people in Britain in 1992. Other artists performing were Gary Clail, Akabu, Erasure, The Shamen, amongst others. Tags: african head charge bongo iyabinghi noah crisis what crisis?

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audio active - happy shopper Official video for Audio Active's track 'Happy Shopper'. Audio Active is a Japanese trio, formed by Masa, 2DD and Nanao. They make a pumped-up rastified version of hip-hop, with heads bowed to dub wizard Lee 'Scratch' Perry. Audio Active recorded several records for the British dub label On-U Sound, owned by Adrian Sherwood. 'Happy Shopper' was one of them. The single was released in 1995. Tags: audio active masa 2dd nanao adrian sherwood on-u sound

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bim sherman in the recording studio The late Bim Sherman recording with producer/mixer Adrian Sherwood, Skip McDonald (Little Axe, Tackhead) and Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah (African Head Charge), all members of the On-U Sound posse Tags: bim sherman adrian sherwood skip mcdonald bonjo iyabinghi noah on-u sound

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adrian sherwood at the knobs Adrian Sherwood at the mixing desk. Too bad it's only half a minute... Tags: on-u sound adrian sherwood reggae

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