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The album is Produced by Chips K and Henryk Lipp and recorded and mixed at Music-A-Matic studios in Gothenburg
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as well as Otis Redding's Security became Top 40 hits and Top 20 R&B hits for Etta
bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Jimmy Cobb lend exquisite ensemble playing to Don't Take Your Love from Me
Lee Perry- Africa's Blood - Limited 180-Gram Purple Colored Vinyl The Grannies The album is Produced byLimited edition of 1000 numbered copies on purple coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Upon release in 1971, Africa's Blood was the first record Lee "Scratch" Perry released under his own name, although his band The Upsetters do appear on most of the tracks. If any album serves as a good peak into what was happening in Jamaican music in the early 70s, Africa's Blood is the way to go. There's an undeniable influence from American contemporary R&B, but