Альбомы исполнителя
Fair Lady
2020 · сингл
Striker Selects Rasta Dub
2019 · альбом
African Roots of King Tubby
2019 · альбом
Paolo Baldini DubFiles Meets The Aggrovators
2019 · сборник
Dubbing in the Front Yard & Conflict Dub
2019 · альбом
Dubbing in the Front Yard
2019 · сингл
Barry Brown vs. The Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Higher Class Dubs
2018 · альбом
Dub Aggrovation
2018 · альбом
Dubbed Up
2018 · альбом
Johnny Clarke vs. The Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Skank Jamaica
2018 · альбом
Delroy Wilson vs. The Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Don Carlos vs. The Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Jackie Mittoo vs. The Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Cornell Versus the Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Dub Inception
2018 · альбом
Dub Split the Atom
2018 · альбом
Roland Alphonso & the Aggrovators
2018 · альбом
Super Dub Disco Style
2018 · альбом
Super Star-Disco Rockers
2018 · альбом
Money in my Pocket Dub
2018 · сингл
Rasta A The Master
2018 · сингл
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Биография
This was the name given by Jamaican producer Bunny Lee to whichever team of session musicians he happened to be using at any given time. Lee had named his reggae shop and record label Agro Sounds in the late 60s, after hearing about the UK skinheads’ adoption of the word to mean a fight or problem, and he passed on the name to his musicians. These included many artists of varying quality, but on their few long-playing releases the Aggrovators included Robbie Shakespeare (bass), Carlton ‘Santa’ Davis (drums), Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith (b. 6 August 1955, Greenwich Farm, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies; lead guitar), Ansell Collins (piano), Bernard ‘Touter’ Harvey (organ), Tony Chin (guitar), Bobby Ellis (trumpet), Vin Gordon (trombone), Tommy McCook (tenor saxophone) and Lennox Brown (alto saxophone). Lee’s work came to the fore during the rocksteady period, but he achieved real prominence in the mid-70s when his ‘flying cymbals’ sound, originally a reaction to the then-popular American ‘disco beat’, was ubiquitous. Rivalling the popularity of the vocal sides of the flying-cymbal releases, were the instrumental b-side ‘versions’, credited to the Aggrovators and mixed by King Tubby, and it was through these Jackpot and Justice record label releases that the Aggrovators achieved fame.