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The DuBMASTER The Essential Anthology charts Dennis Bovellrsquos career from the Seventies up to the present day.
This album, which will be made available on 2LP, 2CD and digitally features his most celebrated reggae works, showcasing a disc of standout Dennis Bovell performances as well as a disc of his acclaimed reggae productions for artists such as Errol Campbell, Janet Kay, Delroy Wilson, Johnny Clarke, Marie Pierre and many more.nbspSince making his recording debut in the early Seventies with legendary British reggae band, Matumbi, Dennis lsquoBlackbeardrsquo Bovell has repeatedly demonstrated his supreme talent and versatility in a variety of music fields.
And yet enormity of his impact upon the UKrsquos music scene over the past five decades has remained largely overlooked.nbsplsquoThe DuBMASTER ndash The Essential Anthologyrsquo sets to finally address this injustice by presenting the first serious retrospective of Dennisrsquos output as both a performer and producer.
This album, which will be made available on 2LP, 2CD and digitally features his most celebrated reggae works, showcasing a disc of standout Dennis Bovell performances as well as a disc of his acclaimed reggae productions for artists such as Errol Campbell, Janet Kay, Delroy Wilson, Johnny Clarke, Marie Pierre and many more.nbspSince making his recording debut in the early Seventies with legendary British reggae band, Matumbi, Dennis lsquoBlackbeardrsquo Bovell has repeatedly demonstrated his supreme talent and versatility in a variety of music fields.
And yet enormity of his impact upon the UKrsquos music scene over the past five decades has remained largely overlooked.nbsplsquoThe DuBMASTER ndash The Essential Anthologyrsquo sets to finally address this injustice by presenting the first serious retrospective of Dennisrsquos output as both a performer and producer.