LAST NIGHT I WAS WITH LESLIE KONG -ABOUT FOUR HOURS-


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LAST NIGHT I WAS WITH LESLIE KONG -ABOUT FOUR HOURS- JULY 2015_FLAC
    01_FIRST HOUR
          01 - DERRICK MORGAN - Forward March.flac -
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          02 - THE MAYTALS - Teacher Teacher.flac -
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          03 - BOBBY MARTELL (BOB MARLEY) - Judge Not.flac -
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          04 - JIMMY CLIFF - Dearest Beverly.flac -
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          05 - JOHN HOLT - Forever I'll Stay.flac -
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          06 - THE GAYLADS - Last Time.flac -
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          07 - THE MAYTALS - 54-46.flac -
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          08 - THE PIONEERS - Battle Of The Giants.flac -
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          09 - DESMOND DEKKER - Honour your mother & father.flac -
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          10 - DESMOND DEKKER - King of Ska.flac -
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          11 - JIMMY CLIFF - One Eyed Jacks.flac -
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          04 - THE GAYLADS - There's A Fire.flac -
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          05 - THE MAYTALS - Monkey Man.flac -
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          06 - DESMOND DEKKER - 007 (Shanty Town).flac -
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          07 - THE MAYTALS - Sweet & Dandy.flac -
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          08 - DESMOND DEKKER - A It Mek [Original Version].flac -
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          09 - DERRICK MORGAN - Be Still (1968 version).flac -
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          10 - JIMMY CLIFF - Miss Jamaica.flac -
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          11 - THE PIONEERS - Long Shot Kick De Bucket.flac -
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          02 - JIMMY CLIFF - Hard Road to Travel.flac -
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Music : Reggae : Lossless
LESLIE "KING" KONG
RELEASE: 1961-1971
LABEL: BEVERLY´S RECORDS
COMPILATION & TECHNICAL WORK: KAVESOUNDMRNOBODY DEVELOPMENT TEAM
FLAC FORMAT, NO COMPRESSION
STYLES: SKA, ROCKSTEADY & EARLY REGGAE


..BETTER MUST COME...I HOPE, I HOPE IT, MY HUMAN BEING...LATELY I WAS INVESTIGATING ABOUT A GREAT JA PRODUCER, MR.KONG. HE OPEN THE DOORS TO A LARGE ARTISTS STAFF -MAINLY JIMMY CLIFF OR DERRICK MORGAN- BUT NO FORGET A YOUNG ROBERT NESTA (BOBBY MARTELL ), DESMOND DEKKER OR THE MAYTALS. THIS WAY OBLIGATE ME TO INVESTIGATE ACROSS THE HISTORY OF REGGAE MUSIC & KNOW ABOUT THE SENSE OF CERTAIN MUSIC IN A SPECIFIC TIME SOCIETY.
THE TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF THIS WORK NOT HAVE A PERFECT RESULT...IN A FIRST POINT I DON´T HAVE ALL TRACKS IN LOSSLESS FORMAT...I CONVERTED SOME MP3S TO LOSSLESS & I DIDN´T INTRODUCED IN THESE FILES NORMALIZE TOOL. FURTHERMORE, I DON´T APPLIED ANY COMPRESSION -MY APOLOGIES WASATWOODSTOCK- BECAUSE THE RESULT WITH COMPRESSION WAS IRREGULAR IN THE FINAL STEP.
I HOPE THIS WORK, REGGAE DEMONOID FAMILY, WILL BE AN INSTRUCTIVE STROLL AROUND THE EARLY REGGAE CULTURE...DON´T KEEP UP WITH THE JONESES, BE YOURSELF WITH A GORGEOUS STYLE!!!!!



"He was there from in the ska era and he made the most chart music in the sixties and seventies but the younger people don't really know about Beverley's." Bunny Striker Lee

For almost an entire decade Leslie Kong's Beverley's(Beverleys) Records were an unassailable force in Jamaican music, from shuffle and boogie, through ska, rock steady and on to early reggae, but Leslie Kong, a Chinese Jamaican, has rarely received either sufficient respect or any of the accolades that are definitely due for his pioneering role in the music's development.



"You know Beverley's made the most international hit tunes up to this day? I don't why he doesn't get the credit for it. He's still unsung..." Bunny Striker Lee

There were four Kong brothers, Fats, Cecil, "another brother who is a Catholic priest" and Leslie who was born in 1933 and, alongside Cecil and Lloyd, Leslie ran Beverley's Record Shop and Ice Cream Parlour at 135A Orange Street in Kingston. In 1961 a young James Chambers wrote a song called 'Dearest Beverley' and went down to Orange Street where he sang it for Leslie Kong. He was so moved by the youth's song and obvious talent that Leslie "hired a place down Greenwich Farm named Blissett House where they rehearsed" and he then took James Chambers, whom he renamed Jimmy Cliff, to the recording studio. 'Dearest Beverley' and 'Hurricane Hattie' were released back to back on the Beverley's label in Kingston and on Island in London in 1962 and the record was a huge hit. Jimmy and Leslie continued to work together scoring with a number of seriously successful ska sides including 'King Of Kings', 'Miss Jamaica' and 'One Eyed Jacks'. Later that year Leslie began to record Desmond Dacres, whom he renamed Desmond Dekker, on hit records such as 'Honour Your Mother And Father' and 'King Of Ska' and another youth, Bobby Martell, who released two singles on Beverley's, 'Judge Not' and 'One Cup Of Coffee'. Bobby had arrived at 135A Orange Street as Robert (or Bob) Marley...





When Derrick Morgan began to work for Beverley's he incurred the wrath of his former employer Prince Buster who recorded the vituperative 'Black Head China Man' which detailed Derrick's alleged betrayal in no uncertain terms.

"Are you a chinaman? Are you a blackman? It don't need no eyeglasses to see that your skin is black..."'Black Head Chinaman' Prince Buster

"Prince Buster and I were good friends until I left him for Beverley's and after 'Forward March' in 1962 he write a song about me called 'Black Head Chinaman'". Derrick Morgan



Derrick Morgan answered Buster with 'The Blazing Fire' which he introduced in Chinese and sung "be still and know I'm your superior" and, undeterred, the multi talented Derrick not only continued to sing for Beverley's but also became Leslie Kong's chief talent scout and co-producer.



"You'd come to see him and he played the piano and listened to you. If he liked your song you'd come to the studio and they'd record it. That was Derrick's job away from singing... Derrick was the man at Beverley's. You can say Derrick produced those songs because he was the producer... him and Leslie Kong made those tunes but Leslie Kong was the man who sat in the control room and if he didn't like it he'd say so!" Bunny Striker Lee

The success of Beverley's Records throughout the sixties, both at home and abroad, was nothing short of phenomenal. Desmond Dekker & The Aces' '007' reached Number Fourteen in the UK Top Twenty in July 1967. It was the first Jamaican produced record to reach these exalted international heights but this was only the beginning. An astute businessman who had always seen the bigger picture Leslie Kong had initially licensed his Jamaican recordings to Chris Blackwell for release on Island in the UK. In 1967 he formed the Pyramid label in London in partnership with Graeme Goodall to release Beverley's recordings and, two years later, he began to work with Trojan Records who by then were the UK's leading reggae label.



Meanwhile back home in Kingston Beverley's records were seldom absent from the Jamaican charts. In 1968 Desmond Dekker & The Aces won the Festival Song Competition with 'Intensified Festival '68' and the following year The Maytals won with 'Sweet & Dandy'. '(Poor Mi) Israelites' from Desmond Dekker & The Aces was propelled by the new style reggae rhythm to the Number One position in the UK in April 1969 and the record then went on to trouble the upper reaches of the American charts. These were momentous breakthroughs for Jamaican music. 'It Miek', which had previously only been a hit with England's Jamaican community, reached the Number Seven position the UK National Charts in July 1969. And the hits just kept on coming...
"So...Derrick Morgan, Jimmy Cliff and Desmond Dekker were the backbone of Beverley's business. Then you had Ken Boothe, BB Seaton & The Gaylads... The Melodians: 'Rivers Of Babylon', 'Sweet Sensation', The Pioneers: 'Long Shot Kick The/De Bucket'... You name them!" Bunny Striker Lee





'Long Shot Kick The/De Bucket' from The Pioneers, 'Wonderful World, Beautiful People' by Jimmy Cliff, 'Rivers Of Babylon' and 'Sweet Sensation' from The Melodians' and 'Monkey Man' by The Maytals all entered the UK charts. Songs such as The Gaylads' 'There's A Fire', Bruce Ruffin's 'Dry Up Your Tears' and Ken Boothe's 'Freedom Street' were every bit as popular in the reggae market but inexplicably failed to chart and Beverley's driving sound, exemplified by Hux Brown's dynamic driving guitar, became the immediately recognisable sound of crossover reggae.





The popularity of Leslie Kong's music was so all pervading and persuasive that Bob Marley & The Wailers climbed aboard the Beverley's bandwagon in 1970 hoping to break internationally with a selection of singles including 'Soon Come', 'Soul Shakedown Party' and the wonderful 'Caution'. But Leslie Kong's decision to release an album the following year entitled 'The Best Of The Wailers' led to a heated confrontation with the group. Bunny Livingston was insistent that this title could not be used because the best of The Wailers was yet to come and that an album named 'Best Of' was only released after an artist died. In an oft repeated prophecy Bunny proclaimed if Leslie Kong released the album that he would die but Leslie Kong told him that it was already too late and the album was ready for release. Leslie Kong died of a sudden heart attack on 9th August 1971.

"He died early and his brother Cecil used to carry it on but he wasn't really interested. Les had a son too but he wasn't interested either. Warwick Lyn was working with him but after Les died he started to work with Dynamic Sounds..." Bunny Striker Lee

Leslie Kong was one of the first to make meaningful inroads into the international market but his professional musical values did not remain popular after his untimely death. One of the most consistently successful producers throughout the sixties and early seventies his unerring ability to spot a star, his intelligent, enlightened employment of top vocalists and session musicians together with an unparalleled aptitude for production that had once ensured his pre-eminent position in Kingston's musical hierarchy seem to have been forgotten in the intervening forty years. It is difficult to understand why Leslie Kong has been airbrushed out of the picture of Jamaican musical history. Perhaps it is something to do with his work being considered 'unfashionable' and possibly because the polished, sophisticated perfection of his production techniques was at odds with what would later become the perceived image of Jamaican music.

Beverley's Records have not been particularly well served by the current revival/reissue labels either. The compilations that have been released have tended to concentrate on his two most successful acts, Desmond Dekker and The Maytals, at the expense of his other productions. A series of competently compiled and thoughtfully annotated collections are long overdue for his work has stood the test of time, defied the vagaries of style and fashion, and stands proud as a testament to Jamaica's 'Out Of Many, One People' adage. But it urgently needs to be more widely recognised.

WRITTEN BY: Harry Hawks -MY BEST SALUTE FOR YOUR EFFORT & KNOWLEDGE- & EXTRACT FROM REGGAECOLLECTOR.COM

Nacido en 1933, y de descendencia oriental, es junto a Coxsone, Prince Buster y Reid uno de los más exitosos productores que tuvo la isla en los comienzos del negocio del Reggae.
Aunque muchas veces su figura parece insignificante ante productores de la talla de Dodd ó Reid, es Leslie Kong el primero de todos ellos en alcanzar el mercado mundial con su música.



Cuenta la historia que un joven, de apellido Chamber, que deambulaba cantando por las puertas del restaurant/heladería/disquería “Beverley” de Orange Street, propiedad de Kong y sus hermanos, le propuso un negocio innovador, financiar algunas producciones musicales, comenzando con "Dearest Beverley" interpretada por este joven llamado James Chambers, de nombre artístico Jimmy Cliff. De este modo comenzó el sello “Beverlys”, casi de la misma manera que Duke Reid y su licorería “Treasure Isle” .

En 1962, golpearía a sus puertas el joven Nesta Marley, que luego de convencer a Kong hizo su debut discográfico con dos temas “One Cup of Coffee” y “Judge Not” en vibrante ritmo Ska. Aunque en ese momento Jimmy Cliff fue quien hizo exitoso al productor Kong con su tema “Miss Jamaica” cuando la euforia de la independencia estaba en la cumbre.



Para 1963 Leslie Kong licencia el material que producía en la isla al joven Cris Blackwell, quien reeditaba el mismo en Inglaterra a través del sello Black Swan, haciendo una buena diferencia, con la cual sostuvo económicamente a Island Records, en esos primeros años. Con el correr de los años las producciones de Beverys también serían reeditadas en UK por Pyramid y Trojan Records, ya que los productores jamaiquinos licenciaban dos y tres veces (al mismo tiempo) sus hits.

Con la red tan bien armada, la pesca estaba asegurada, era sólo cuestión de esperar, es así que en 1967 con “007” Shanty Town y más tarde con “Israelites”, ambas de Desmond Dekker, Beverlys llegó a la cima de los charts en UK y USA logrando ediciones en infinidad de países, incluso en Argentina, de los estos discos de Dekker. De este modo se conoció la palabra Reggae en el mundo.
No había sido sólo gracias a Dekker que el sello del chino Kong había crecido, también tuvieron éxitos locales dentro de Jamaica otros artistas como Joe Higgs, Stranger Cole, Ken Boothe, Gaylads, Delroy Wilson, Melodians (Rivers of Babylon) , Pioneers (Long Shot Kick the Bucket) Toots & the Maytals (Sweet & Dandy, Pressure Drop, Monkey Man, 54-46), Derrick Morgan y John Holt.



Era tan importante el apadrinamiento de Leslie Kong para Desmond Dekker, que jamás pudo superar las producciones que hizo junto a él hace 40 años y que aun se mantienen sonando en radios del Reino Unido.

Básicamente la diferencia que había en las producciones de Beverlys era el sonido, mucho más prolijo que sus competidores, no había tantos instrumentos saturados, ni vientos y los músicos que empleaba para las sesiones eran de los mejores que se podían conseguir en la isla. Esto le abrió las puertas del mundo, que no estaba acostumbrado a escuchar líneas de bajo en primer plano.

Un documento importante para ver a Leslie Kong en acción es la escena en el film “The Harder They Come” de 1973, cuando el protagonista (Jimmy Cliff) entra a un estudio de grabación y Kong está supervisando la grabación de un tema de Toots & the Maytals.
Para principios de los 70´s Bob Marley & the Wailers regresan para trabajar con Kong realizando una cantidad de temas (Soul Shakedown Party, Caution, Soon Come, Stop that Train, etc.), por lo que el productor pensó incluirlos en un disco que llamaría “the Best of the Wailers”. A Bunny Wailer principalmente no le gustaba la idea, ya que opinaba que lo mejor de los Wailers estaba por llegar "...better must come", argumentando que un disco de ese tipo se recopilaba cuando el autor/es había/n muerto o desaparecido. Bunny advirtió a Kong que si se atrevía a lanzar el disco, una desgracia le llegaría...el productor muere de una insuficiencia cardíaca el 09 de agosto de 1971.

Mas allá de lo biográfico me parece importante buscar la clave del éxito de este productor, que si bien tenía buenos artistas y músicos, eran prácticamente los mismos que utilizaban sus competidores.

Creo que la clave estaba en que Kong orientó su sonido hacia la forma en que se escuchaba música en todo el mundo: la radio. Sus producciones tenían las voces y las guitarras al frente y no el bajo que es muy difícil de reproducir en equipos domésticos.Esa característica lo ponía en desventaja a la hora de romper los Sound System con terribles frecuencias bajas, pero hacía su música muy radial y “parecida” en términos sonoros a las bandas inglesas ó americanas que monopolizaban las ondas de radio en el mundo.

WRITTEN BY: MR.MARTÍN CUETO, SURELY A BIG MAN -BUSCA SU BLOG/SEARCH HIS BLOG-

IF YOU WANT UPDATE YOUR INFO ABOUT THIS PRODUCER & MORE, VISIT THIS PAGE http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20140209/ent/ent3.html, AN ARTICLE WRITTEN BY ROY BLACK -GOOD JA CULTURE WISEMAN-...DO YOU WANT MORE??? JEREMY GOLDKORN HAS WRITTEN ABOUT CHINESSE INMIGRANT PEOPLE IN JAMAICA & THE RELATION WITH THE MUSIC SCENE OF THE ISLAND: http://www.danwei.org/chinese_reggae_pioneers.php

LAST NIGHT I WAS WITH..., IS A UNIQUE TITLE FOR A COUPLE OF COMPILATIONS WICH I WANT TO REALIZE IN A FUTURE -MAYBE IN A NEAR OR FAR FUTURE-NORMALLLY THE LABELS HAVE PROBLEMS WITH THE COPYRIGHTS & DON´T INSERT CRUCIAL TRACKS DUE TO MONEY ISSUES...I TRIED CHOOSE THE MOST PLAYED & INFLUENTIALS SONGS IN LESLIE´S PRODUCTION, DIVIDING IN FOUR FOLDERS -I NAMED HOURS- AS IF I WAS TALKING WITH KONG ABOUT HIS PRODUCTIONS...THE REST OF THE ENCOUNTER IT´S STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL...

FIRST HOUR

01 - DERRICK MORGAN - Forward March
02 - THE MAYTALS - Teacher Teacher
03 - BOBBY MARTELL (BOB MARLEY) - Judge Not
04 - JIMMY CLIFF - Dearest Beverly
05 - JOHN HOLT - Forever I'll Stay
06 - THE GAYLADS - Last Time
07 - THE MAYTALS - 54-46
08 - THE PIONEERS - Battle Of The Giants
09 - DESMOND DEKKER - Honour your mother & father
10 - DESMOND DEKKER - King of Ska
11 - JIMMY CLIFF - One Eyed Jacks


SECOND HOUR

01 - JIMMY CLIFF - King of Kings
02 - BOBBY MARTELL (BOB MARLEY) - One Cup Of Coffee
03 - JIMMY CLIFF - Hurricane Hattie
04 - THE GAYLADS - There's A Fire
05 - THE MAYTALS - Monkey Man
06 - DESMOND DEKKER - 007 (Shanty Town)
07 - THE MAYTALS - Sweet & Dandy
08 - DESMOND DEKKER - A It Mek [Original Version]
09 - DERRICK MORGAN - Be Still (1968 version)
10 - JIMMY CLIFF - Miss Jamaica
11 - THE PIONEERS - Long Shot Kick De Bucket


THIRD HOUR

01 - DESMOND DEKKER - You Can Get It If You Really Want
02 - JIMMY CLIFF - Hard Road to Travel
03 - KEN BOOTHE - Freedom street
04 - BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS - Soul Shakedown Party
05 - THE MAYTALS - Pressure Drop
06 - DERRICK MORGAN & PATSY - Housewives Choice
07 - THE BEVERLEY´S ALL STARS & ROLAND ALPHONSO - El Toro
08 - DERRICK MORGAN & PAULINE MORGAN - You Never Miss Your Water
09 - THE MELODIANS - Sweet Sensation
10 - WILFRED JACKIE EDWARDS - Why make believe


FOURTH HOUR

01 - DERRICK MORGAN - Blazing Fire
02 - MILLIE SMALL - Sunday Morning
03 - BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS - Caution
04 - THE MAYTALS & BEVERLEYS ALL STARS - Walk With Love
05 - THE GAYLADS - My Jamaican Girl
06 - THE BEVERLEY´S ALL STARS & ROLAND ALPHONSO - Goodnight My Love
07 - DESMOND DEKKER & THE ACES - Israelites
08 - THE MAYTALS - One Eyed Enos
09 - BRUCE RUFFIN - Dry up your tears (1969)
10 - THE MELODIANS - Rivers Of Babylon

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