|
| Side 1 | 1 No Dog Jazz 4:54
2 Hari Up Hari 5:08
3 Haunted By Your Love 4:06
4 Processed World 5:11
|
| Side 2 | 1 The Ignorant Version 5:13
2 The Dancehall Beatbox 4:15
3 Spy Dancehall 4:19
4 Boogaloo 5:18
|
| Side 3 | 1 Hari Up Hari (Vocal Mix) 3:41
2 Dead Man Smoking 3:55
3 X Plantation 5:17
4 The Ignorant Bug 4:54
|
| Side 4 | 1 Paradise Of Nara (Remix) 7:52
2 Strange Turn 5:30
3 Majestic 5:01
|
|
|
| Adrian Sherwood |
 |
|
Never Trust A Hippy
[LPRW 110]
[180gms double LP set] |
|
| Jazzwad: drum rhythms (A1, B4, C3),bass and keyboards (A1, B4, C3)
| | Sly Dunbar: drum rhythms (A3, D2)
| | Lenky: drum rhythms (A2, A4)
| | Carlton 'Bubblers' Ogilvie: drum rhythms (B1,B2) bass (B1, B2, C2), piano (A1, A3, B4,C2, D2), vocals (B1)
| | Keith Le Blanc: drums (C2, D3)
| | Bonjo IA Binghi Noah: percussion (D3)
| | Robbie Shakespeare: bass (A3, D2).Nick Coplowe: bass and keyboards (A1). Temple of Sound: bass and percussion (D1)
| | Michael Mondesir: bass (B4). Simon Munday: sequences and bass (C3)
| | Sunjay Tailor: additional programming (B2)
| | Harry Beckett: trumpet
| | Skip McDonald: guitar (all tracks except C3),drums and bass (B3). Crucial Tony: guitar (C3)
| | Tom McManamon: banjo (B3)
| | Sorra Wilson-Dickson: violin (C2)
| | S E Rogie: vocals (C2). Hari Haran: vocals (A2). Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali: vocals (D1)
| | Denise Sherwood: vocals (A4, B1). Emily Sherwood Hyman: vocals (B1). Shara Nelson: vocals (C1). Ghetto Priest: vocals (C2)
| |
| | |
| |
| Produced by Adrian Sherwood.
| | Engineered by Nick Coplowe.
| | Recorded and mixed at On-U Sound Studios
| | LP Mastered by Ray Staff at Sony Studios, London. |
It's a mystery, really, why a music biz legend like Adrian Sherwood hasn't released a solo album until now.
Okay, the man has been rather busy over the last twenty years or so, producing and/or remixing some of the most innovative recordings under his own moniker or that of his On-U Sound label Never Trust A Hippy reflects the way its maker sees the multifarious Real World.
"It's a logical marriage," Sherwood says. "I was thinking about myself in conjunction with the bulk of what Real World has done. It's not a remix album, it's one piece of work. It's my own version of a kind of world music-sci-fi-dub-dancehall record, made contemporary by using such great people as Sly and Robbie, Lenky, Jazzwad and Bubblers." This being his first venture as a solo artist, he admits to feeling slightly trepidatious about stepping into unknown territory. But after testing it out on the dance floor - his fail-safe litmus test - he is exceptionally proud of the result. "I can play this out in clubs and happily have it represent me. And I know these tracks go down really well loud. |
|
news