Derrick Morgan In London
Label : Burning Sounds
Catalogue No: BSRLP920
["Seven Letters\nFirst Taste Of Love\nHow Can I Forget\nStand By Me\nDon't Play That Song\nToo Bad\nOne Morning In May\nCome What May\nSend Me Some Loving\nMake It Tan Deay\nGive Me Back\nRiver To The Bank"]
Media Condition : Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition : Mint (M)
First released 1969, the year Derrick returned to England to work with the three Palmer Brothers, Harry, Jeffrey and Carl, whose Pama Records were giving Trojan Records serious competition in purveying the brand new faster, more aggressive, reggae beat not only to the expatriate Jamaican audience but also to the music's latest adherents... the skinheads. A number of his greatest hits from the period were included on this classic Derrick Morgan In London album, although actually all tracks (were) produced by Derrick Morgan in Jamaica. The set was originally released on the Pama Economy subsidiary which is rather ironic considering prices for an original copy of this excellent album now start at £100.
