This clip contains one of the best pieces of musical history ever caught on film IMO! I still haven't found any evidence that this tune was actually released but I'm still hoping... The whole Roots Rock Reggae series is filled with amazing musical moments that would have been nothing but legends hadn't it been for the eager camera of Jeremy Marre. All respects to Mr. Marre for this and all the rest of his extensive work on great music outside the mainstream
My nephew here in the UK studied sound engineering a production at college - it brought a big smile to my face when he told me one of the modules he took involved the works of Lee Perry.
RIP legend...you inspired me so much in many different ways...i'll be always thankful i had the chance to see you live at lesst once...stay high my friend
It's a blessing to know Lee Scratch was committed to coordinating group work with studio excellence. Reggae was shaped in the studio. Bravo to the man. MHSRIP.
@3:24 when the middle vocalist did that hot step on the “won’t you?!” I felt that in my soul... I coulda very well been right there in the studio with them.
Goosebumps as they fade the music and away from the ark and start showing the political posters.....realizing the political and economic hell they were all living through,...this beautiful music being made RIGHT in the midst of the madness of those times in jamaica...especially KIingston
this is priceless , all of the documentaries i've seen on the orgins and hstory of jamaican music have been done by forigners , this music was looked down upon by jamaicans who lived above torrington bridge , AND NOW......
too bad they never released this song... I heard it was for some kind of commercial. Cool to see the congos singing backup. Irie riddim, true black ark sound.
If only we had more like Scratch - I am sorry if I offend anyone but I can't stand what happening to Reggae music now. I wish all these newbies artists/producers would realise that its is called Reggae music for a reason.
The phaser is Mu-tron bi-phase. These usually have a blue or purple finish but I think came with white sheet that could be laid over showing preset settings. In this vid he is using the Super Phasing sheet but there were others like stereo and two speed.
You nailed! The gear is blue/gray but factory sent PAPER ONLAYS with stock configs....those paper onlays are white with red finish. Just like u saw in the vid
Wow! I really get this guy, as I'm sure any sound engineer would. Clear procedures..... Being in the studio is intimidating for a lot of musicians, I like Lee's style.
Been looking for this song for decades. Got tired of waiting. Just effin' around one day with some viddy footy from the ROOTS ROCK REGGAE docu and Ableton Live. For some reason I can't post the direct link so just search - Lee Perry Play On Mr Music boomshot rebuild
@MisterPinkNoTip It's probably a Mutron. Lee was always using the Mutron. I have never seen one like the phaser in this clip though. Everytime I watch this clip, I'm shivering with good vibes. Too bad they never released that track.
Yes its a BI PHASOR MUTRON, blue/gray colour, but Perry is using some stock PAPER ONLAY to proper adjust the settings. Thus you see the mutron in white/red colour....its just one paper onlay
![THE UPSETTER REVUE - Play On Mr Music [1977]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/U-ZA98K_jac/mqdefault.jpg)
Rest in piece, mr Perry. May the phaser warble wildly and the space echo repeat endlessly.
[22 July 2022] Amen. My thoughts exactly.
This clip contains one of the best pieces of musical history ever caught on film IMO! I still haven't found any evidence that this tune was actually released but I'm still hoping...
The whole Roots Rock Reggae series is filled with amazing musical moments that would have been nothing but legends hadn't it been for the eager camera of Jeremy Marre. All respects to Mr. Marre for this and all the rest of his extensive work on great music outside the mainstream
The song was released in Japan then in UK by EMIDISC
I have never heard the actual audio for the clip before!
ua-cam.com/video/U-ZA98K_jac/v-deo.html
@@bsadewitzPlay on Mr music by the Heptones, its on YT.
I didn't knew that tune either before. but I just had a 7'' copy (japan press of 2020). This is pure genius I love it❤
How come a bass line give me so much happiness? A few chords and life is good!
My nephew here in the UK studied sound engineering a production at college - it brought a big smile to my face when he told me one of the modules he took involved the works of Lee Perry.
Would be honored to be in that class fr rip
De que te ríes?, menosprecias al sempiterno inmortal Lee Perry?
RIP legend...you inspired me so much in many different ways...i'll be always thankful i had the chance to see you live at lesst once...stay high my friend
Pure, undiluted reggae from Jamaica that cannot be replicated anywhere else.
This is just a moment in time that change the world!!❤
It's a blessing to know Lee Scratch was committed to coordinating group work with studio excellence. Reggae was shaped in the studio. Bravo to the man. MHSRIP.
RIP The Great Lee Scratch Perry ! Blessed love from France 💚
So manny studios in Jamaican 🇯🇲 😅love it
Legend R.I.P🙏
this video is pure magic,very beautiful, thank you so much
Lee Perry master of the universe!!!
Long Live Scratch!!!! And long Live the powerful energy that is Jamaica!!!
.......and so this is why scratch is the god of our beloved reggae BLESS !!!!
R.I.P. Mr. Upsetter. You will be deeply missed especially by me. 😥
A hell of a documentary this one!!
The harmonies... beautiful...
The Heptones and Junior Murvin are some of the best vocalists in reggae
Genius production, especially for that time
@3:24 when the middle vocalist did that hot step on the “won’t you?!” I felt that in my soul... I coulda very well been right there in the studio with them.
Barry Llewelyn
true. super true.
Shortie Leeroymr thank you so much for this piece of info. 🙏🏼
Rest in perfect peace and power Lee Perry aka Scratch. What a legend!
Aston Barrett - the Undisputed Reggae Bass Heavyweight
Yep, the bass player is Boris Gardiner in this video though
Yeah yeah yeah I’ve loved Scratch Perry’s productions for 30 years now.
Yeah it's a great riddim...People seem to have been looking for it for a long time,and now here it is!
RIP BROTHA. THANKS FOR YOUR GODLY SPIRITED WITHIN YO MUSIC. BLAKA ALWAYS LOV A MESS OF BASE..
Goosebumps as they fade the music and away from the ark and start showing the political posters.....realizing the political and economic hell they were all living through,...this beautiful music being made RIGHT in the midst of the madness of those times in jamaica...especially KIingston
this is priceless , all of the documentaries i've seen on the orgins and hstory of jamaican music have been done by forigners , this music was looked down upon by jamaicans who lived above torrington bridge , AND NOW......
I'd like to go back to Jamaica some day! I had a blast!
Rest In Peace, Lee Scratch Perry!
Rest In Peace - Mr. Lee Scratch Perry. A great legend
Really cool to have this visual record of a LEE PERRY session .
Rest in blessed peace LSP. Musical genius.
I searched it but I never found it... It seems that this tune is lost... But what a loss for reggae muzik!!!! This video is just FYAH!!!
Was released in Japan then UK by EMIDISC
SENSACIONAL!!!!
Depois desse documentário, sou ainda mais apaixonada por esse estilo musical e cultura.
Beautiful sounds.
Beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
too bad they never released this song... I heard it was for some kind of commercial. Cool to see the congos singing backup. Irie riddim, true black ark sound.
Was released in Japan then UK by EMIDISC
I have this on white label, pre release. UK.
This video was recorded on 1976.
It's 2021 and roots still playing.
If only we had more like Scratch - I am sorry if I offend anyone but I can't stand what happening to Reggae music now. I wish all these newbies artists/producers would realise that its is called Reggae music for a reason.
@@jamtalawah2231 what happen to every kind of music.
Amazing!!!!
Many iconic reggae artists
Ground ...place never to joke with .....it has taken great pple, Strong pple....
Maybe this is a bit of an exaggeration, but this may be the coolest video about music that I've ever seen.
guetto music...always drum and bass...natty excellent!!!
The phaser is Mu-tron bi-phase. These usually have a blue or purple finish but I think came with white sheet that could be laid over showing preset settings. In this vid he is using the Super Phasing sheet but there were others like stereo and two speed.
You nailed! The gear is blue/gray but factory sent PAPER ONLAYS with stock configs....those paper onlays are white with red finish. Just like u saw in the vid
Love Mr. Boris Gardiner’s bass-line!
Wow! I really get this guy, as I'm sure any sound engineer would. Clear procedures..... Being in the studio is intimidating for a lot of musicians, I like Lee's style.
Mr. Drum and Bass Line!!! ;-))) Massive Greetzzz Selector!! ;-)))
No one understands how influential these people are and will be forever into infinity cause they are children of jah
i am just away to have a few hot knifes man
god bless lee perry seen him live in edinburgh
thanks for the tunes mr perry
barry heptone on lead vocals RIP Legend
Timeless!
Thankyou ❤️💕
Rest in peace legend
Tamanho da genialidade do Perry. Cada instrumento no seu lugar, sinergia pura.
What lunatics voted thumbs down for this??
bloodclot vampires
Great job!!!!!
Mighty...
play on mr music don't stop that music
The best scary lee scratch
R.I.P Lee Scratch Perry….
RIP Legendary
looooooooveee iiiittt
Goodbye for now, Scratch. ❤️
I love this song waaa Lee pery
very very very good
2:05 Bloodclaat!
Been looking for this song for decades. Got tired of waiting. Just effin' around one day with some viddy footy from the ROOTS ROCK REGGAE docu and Ableton Live.
For some reason I can't post the direct link so just search -
Lee Perry Play On Mr Music boomshot rebuild
Musique du soleil amen
the l.p. is called: History, Mystery, Prophesy
Perry the mysthic man 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Some a de branches and dis a de Roots. Love it ...
Black Ark sounds rules...
Genius @ work .....
Toujours est-il dans mon courrier 😰😘✌️
R.I.P. 🕊
Big up Mr Boris Gardiner
RIP 🙏🏿 legend
@MKurki
thanks man. im an aspiring bassist, just starting up. i typed in his name and checked out a bunch of songs he's played on.
Play on, Mr Music,
Play on
Wow
@realmusic79 for sure... what's happening in Jamaica nowadays is a shame.. mass produced factory riddims. industrial approach, mainstream garbage. :((
and gold
Real reggae music
from 2:18 on gives me goosebumps
Deep Roots series dvds from 1997 or 1998.
King Scratch Lion Of Judah. Basslines From Outta Space.
If this music was recorded today on digital equipment it would be too clean and would just not be as good.
no it would kill the quality
Shit Head it would lose its raw reggae vibe! so much soul Mr Lee Scratch
the song was releseased in Japan then in UK by EMIDISC...superb quality
@@thinadzinafoward1102 soo truee
Always Philly Love
Jah cure look just like him a swear, this is history take notes.
Full 6-minute audio recording of the track "Play On Mr Music" available on Demonoid torrent site
Lee Scratch Perry était en lien avec Bob Marley sur différents sons !
💚💛❤
Sad News today A loss of a true genius
@MisterPinkNoTip It's probably a Mutron. Lee was always using the Mutron. I have never seen one like the phaser in this clip though.
Everytime I watch this clip, I'm shivering with good vibes. Too bad they never released that track.
Yes its a BI PHASOR MUTRON, blue/gray colour, but Perry is using some stock PAPER ONLAY to proper adjust the settings. Thus you see the mutron in white/red colour....its just one paper onlay
2019
Boris Gardiner on the bass!
2:44 legendary 😅😅
totally agree no modern reggae artists are any good
maybe im just getting old lol
anyway joint time rastafari
keefy99999 it just ain’t real no more!
This track is unreleased... wish it was
here u go my friend.. /watch?v=30KehMaHPKg
out a while ago on a Japanese 10 inch,
www.rock-a-shacka.com/
, enjoy Selector Well
where is this taken from ? i woud love to get the full documentary
roots of reggae i think
beat of the heart 1977 reggae doc
Leroy Sibbles missing so its only partly the heptones... and theres the congos & junior murvin