TOMMY MCCOOK DUB: THE SANNIC S

One of the rarest, and greatest, horn instrumental dub albums of the seventies featuring the soaring saxophone of Tommy McCook in combination with Glen Brown, 'The Rhythm Master', is finally given a legitimate release.??'The Sannic Sounds Tommy McCook' was released in Kingston in 1974 in very limited quantities on a white label in a plain recycled cover rubber-stamped 'Tommy McCook Dub'. Three years later the set was released through Grounation in london, once again on a white label and without a cover, where it was known as 'Horny Dub'. It gave music lovers a fascination opporutnity to compare and contrast the work of Tommy McCook, one of the architects and builders of the Jamaican sound, with Glen Brown's role in taking and breaking it into pieces. Restored and mastered by Moritz Von Oswald.??Tracklist:?Side A:?1. Determination Skank?2. South Side?3. When I Fall In Love?4. Funky Reggae?5. It Ain't Who You Know?Side B:?6. More Music?7. Brand New Man?8. Dirty Harry?9. Flute Instrumental?10. When Something Is Wrong?11. Scatterlight Rock