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CREATION REBEL
Historic Moments (Volume One)
On-U Sound, 1994.
TRACKLISTING
01. Dub From Creation
02. Basic Princples
03. Rebel Rouser
04. Creation In A Iration
05. Mirage
06. Liberation
07. Rising Star
08. Vision Of Creation
09. Rebel Vibrations
10. Jungle Affair
11. Hunger And Strife
12. Ian Smith Rock (Dub)
13. Diverse Doctor
14. Mountain Melody
15. Black Lion
16. Doctors Remedy
INFO
Bass – Clinton Jack , Lizard
Drums – Eric “Fish” Clarke , Style Scott
Engineer – D. Bovell* , Mark Lusardi*
Guitar – Crucial Tony
Keyboards – Clifton “Bigga” Morrison
Melodica – Doctor Pablo
Percussion – Slicker
Producer – Adrian Sherwood , Creation Rebel
BIOGRAPHY
The product of the fertile and prolific British producer, mixmaster, and dub genius Adrian Sherwood, Creation Rebel was one of Sherwood’s first endeavors as a producer. Originally the backing group for the late reggae great Prince Far-I, Creation Rebel worked with Sherwood from 1977-1980, recording some of the best reggae dub music this side of Lee Perry during the early English punk era. Languorous, funky, spacy, and totally intoxicating, it’s exciting to hear the awesome production/mixing talents of Sherwood in their early days. Similarly, the band (drummers Style Scott and Fish Clarke, bassist Clinton Jack, keyboardist Bigga Morrison, guitarist Crucial Tony, and percussionist Slicker) play with a grace, effortlessness, and power that most studio bands would kill to achieve. With the band’s talents so wonderfully used by Sherwood, this is without a doubt some of the best and most important non-rock music to be made in England in the late ’70s.
REVIEW
Long out of print, nearly all the crucial recordings of Creation Rebel are now readily available thanks to CD technology. Both volumes (with another one in the offing) are absolutely essential dub records, seductive and compelling play after play after play. Sherwood’s avant-garde tendencies were in the early stages of development here, and he adds a daring bravado to the insistent, undeniable groove that Creation Rebel lays down. Volume 1 is a little more song-oriented; Volume 2 is a bit more adventurous (and slightly better). Both of these are essential for any reggae fan’s library. However, those interested in experimentation will walk away from this experience with their lives changed for the better. [All Music Guide]