Keith Hudson - Playing It Cool Album

Tracklist

1	Playing It Right Dub	3:20
2	Be What You Want To Be	3:30
3	Still Need You Dub	3:20
4	Be Good Dub	3:40
5	Formula Dub	3:30
6	California	4:00
7	Not Good For Us	3:30
8	In I Dub	3:30
9	By Night Dub	3:30
10	Playing It Cool	3:30
11	I Can't Do Without You	3:30
12	Trust & Believe	3:20

Album

Playing It Cool - Keith Hudson. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Keith Hudson aka Dark Prince of Reggae 1946 in Kingston, Jamaica, 14 Nov 1984 in New York, USA, was a Jamaican reggae producer and singer. He financed his producer career with the money he earned and saved as a denta read more. Playing It Cool. Keith Hudson. Released: Jul minimal electronic production, layered backing vocals, and pure grooves throughout, Keith Hudson's Playing It Cool & Playing It Right is the epitome of dub reggae. There's mellowed out portions and upbeat portions, but with this great variation is a surprising flow between the two. Hudson's singing varies from soft and bumping with the beat, to occasionally sounding like he is rapping. The album as a whole is really fun and shows a side of reggae that isn't always present in a lot. read more. Purchasing Playing It Cool & Playing It Rig. Keith Hudson album bestography. Higher ranked This album 11,336th Lower ranked 12,242nd -Playing It Cool & Playing It RightPick A Dub. Upcoming concerts. Your feedback for Playing It Cool & Playing It Right. Keith Hudson Format: Audio CD. Please retry. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist Sample. Listen Now . Playing It Right Dub. Keith Hudson aka the Dark Prince of Reggae 1946 14 November 1984, was a Jamaican reggae artist and record producer. He is known for his influence on the dub movement. He reverted to his classic rhythms for his next to last album Playing It Cool 1981, recording new vocals on heavily overdubbed mixes of the earlier tunes. He released one final album in 1982, Steaming Jungle, which attracted little attention. It was reported in 1984 that he was once more working with Aston and Carlton Barrett, who had played on Pick a Dub and Torch of Freedom