Eastwood Rides Again

Description

Eastwood Rides Again follows up on Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters' classic Return Of Django, and draws heavily from funk and rhythm and blues. The blend of Lee Perry's production and pure American funk yields excellent results. Perry's unique percussion, present under every track, keeps them from being limited to rhythm and blues or funk. The tracks may seem too straightforward for fans of Perry's later productions, but the songs are tight and funky. The album is a fantastic collection of instrumentals that demonstrate some of the best rhythm and blues came from Jamaica. It forcefully demonstrates the supremacy of the Jamaican sound. Eastwood Rides Again fits perfectly as another gem in their catalog. Lee "Scratch" Perry was a pioneer in the development of dub in the 1970s and collaborated with artists such as Bob Marley and the Wailers,