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8enjam1n

I've been whistling this all day, even trying to get the reggae beat into it so people knew it was this version! I must of looked like a prat, but a happy prat. great sound

UnderTheAffluence

He did. And Aswad.

SoulfoolSelector

this is not SKA..

SoulfoolSelector

Madness does it no justice.. in my opinion, this here version is boss.

SoulfoolSelector

You must not know your music.. at least not Jamaican Ska, Rocksteady, or Early Reggae/Skinhead Reggae.. this is distinctively Early Reggae.

Kit Martsolf

This was always my favourite version of Swan Lake...and reminds me of London in the 60s

Kit Martsolf

No....It is Rock Steady.

Kit Martsolf

You are absolutely correct.

kennykool53

not only were the cats white and from london but the style is rocksteady not reggae or ska

Bernardo Mendes

This version came from a band called Montego Melon.

FOXX. Vos

Dubkasm put this on the Blackboard jungle soundsystem @ Garance BOEM BIG TUNE

SoulfoolSelector

this is Reggae...

moseleycat

@Thilde91 LOL, are you goosing me or making a catty remark? (Maybe this thread is my swan song.) Good call, but it is a very nice arrangement in this ska version, just wanted people to give props to the first group that crossed it over to skaville, the Cats, even though the Madness version gave me an entirely new appreciation for Tchaikowsky's version. Now, I wonder if someone can do a ska version of the 1812 Overture (or would that be Bad Manners?)

Thilde Demey

@moseleycat i hope you know the tune is from the composer Tchaikowsky his Swan Lake ..

dan rodd

im a huge madness fan and just found that this was the inspiration for their version,and have to say this one is brilliant,and ive discovered a new band to find out about and enjoy :-)

SpikebowlArtist

@Freebird76Slippy Your Rite Brov Mickey Okoro On the drums johnny kapie on guitar Terry smallz keyboard other members santi kamara jimmy davis dennis phillps now dead bang thats it

Eirik Foss Skancke

Great song. I found it through Morrissey's album "Under The Influence". Is it just me, or is it some resemblence between this melody and John William's Star Wars Imperial March?

thebigcooker

This is a great record - used to have it on a 45rpm, but I loved to play it at 33! REALLY cool sounds.... Try it.

Bob Jones

Went to see then in Catford se London -- late sixty's supporting Desmond Decker !!!

Buster Man

WOW!!! Does this bring some memories!!! Romford Market, The Whykham!!!

Boris Gardiner

Boris Gardiner - Elizabethan Reggae

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