Move The Barriers Riddim, by Earl Sixteen, Roberto Sánchez, Truth Town Players

Move The Barriers Riddim

by Earl Sixteen, Roberto Sánchez, Truth Town Players

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1.	Earl Sixteen - Earl16 - Move The Barriers 03:54	lyrics	buy track
Lyrics by Unnamed trio. Adapted by Truth Town and E.Daley
2.	Roberto Sánchez - Roberto Sanchez - Dub The Barriers 03:53	info	buy track
3.	Truth Town Players - Truth Town Players - Border War 07:44	lyrics	buy track
Melodica and guitar solos by D.Gonzalez Tenor Sax solo by A. Arteta Trumpet solo by I. Celestino

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For the second release of Truth Town Productions, this label is proud to bring you the classic “Move The Barriers” reggae song over a brand new riddim. On side A, you have the vocal version by the great Earl 16, followed by “Dub The Barriers“, mixed by Roberto Sánchez. On side B you will find an 8 minutes instrumental version, “Border War“, which includes melodica, sax, guitar & trumpet solos.

This song was originally composed by an unnamed vocal trio who performed it in a Jack Ruby audition as can be seen in the “Deeper Roots” documentary (Part 6 “Ghetto Riddims”), which was directed and produced by Howard Jonhson, narrated by Michael “Mikey Dread” Campbell & filmed in 1983 in Jamaica.

To those who wrote and composed this hymn more than 30 years ago: wherever you are, thanks for such a marvelous song and lyrics!

credits

released September 1, 2014

Riddim composed by David González & Gorka Hoyos
Lyrics adapted by Truthtown and Earl Daley (aka Earl 16)
Riddim recorded @ Truthtown Studio (Donostia, Basque Country, 2013)
Mixed & dubbed by Roberto Sánchez @ A Lone Ark Muzik Studio Cueto (Santander) on February & May 2014.
Mastered by Ibon Larruzea @ Euridia Studio (Bilbao) on June 2014.

Musicians:

Programming, keyboards, synare: David González & Gorka Hoyos
Guitar, melódica: David González
Kette drum: Roberto Sánchez
Trumpet: Ion Celestino
Trombone: Miguel Moisés
Tenor sax: Alberto Arteta

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