DON DRUMMOND 10

DON DRUMMOND 10

1 Far East (Blue Beat) 1

2 Eastern Standard Time (Island) 2

3 Man In The Street (Island) 15

4 University Goes Ska (Island) 20

5 Royal Flush (R& 22

6 Cool Smoke (Island) 26

7 Coolie Boy (Island) 33

8 Scrap Iron (Black Swan) 34

9 This Man Is Back (Coxsone) 40

10 Musical Store Room (Island) 43

Compiled by OBSERVER STATION
The numbers after the label denote the position of these records in my Reggae Instrumental Top 100

i'd like to come over and just sit and listen.
one love-juan love

Morning Penny, any idea who plays trombone on Mudie's recut of Eastern Standard Time (Moodisc, 1975)? Don D jnr perhaps? Nice tune, though it can't touch the original.

Isn't it Rico, Ringo?

Reel

Isn't it Rico, Ringo?

Reel

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Sound like it could be, cheers P.

couple more shuffling don titles i'd like to mention [both for coxsone] 'schooling the duke' & 'the shock'.

plus a next 'blues blasters' which doesn't credit him on the label but sounds like it features d d lion first in line on soloing duties - 'pine juice' ...and isn't that him vamping on prince busters tune[!] 'seven duppys'? it's the burru style which makes me think so.

and one more thing, i love the way the original ja treasure label credits the flip of techniques 'you don't care' as 'don on bond street', instead of the more familiar 'down...'

best regards to all & happy new year to bother ringo and jah reel

He won't be happy at you calling him Bother Ringo....I thought you two were friends!
Hail up Bother Ricardo....
Pilot

lol. yes hugh - big up!

Whalebone's one of my favourites.

Respect

Gordon

"Far East" has to be my fave all time Don D followed by "Machine Shop".
"Far East" is genius!!
"Silver Dollar" for me, holds one of his best solos.

Reel- Can we view your top 100 instrumentals you talk of ?

One love.