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专辑名称: Unprecedented
创作艺人: [UB40 featuring Ali Campbell & Astro]
音乐流派: Reggae|雷盖音乐
专辑规格: 1碟14首
出品公司: UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
发行时间: 2022/7/1
官方标价: £8.39 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
What Have I Done
We'll Never Find Another Love
Unprecedented
Sunday Morning Coming Down
Emperors Wore No Clothes
Sufferer
Heaven In Her Eyes
Do Yourself A Favour
Happy Includes Everyone
Stay Another Day
Lean On Me (In Aid Of NHS Charities Together)
Mellow
Caught You In A Lie
Lean On Me
详细介绍:
UB40 had some of the biggest hits of the 80s, incorporating reggae within the world of pop to the same extent as Sting did in the 80s, with hits like © ‘Red Red Wine’, ‘(I Can’t Help) Falling in Love With You’ and ‘I Got You Babe’. The Birmingham group eventually split in 2008, leading to the formation of two rival bands. Robin Campbell and Earl Falconer formed the %27official%27 UB40 while Terence “Astro” Wilson and Ali Campbell continued under the alias %27UB40 featuring…%27. Over those forty years, both bands have suffered their fair share of loss, in particular, the death of Astro in November 2021 which marked a turning point for the English musicians. Thankfully, the singer did have time to leave his mark on their latest album, Unprecedented, which contains around a dozen cover songs – UB40’s speciality.
The album kicks off with the poignant %27What Have I Done?%27 By The Frightnrs, a brilliant New York reggae band signed to Daptone Records. Following that, a rocksteady interpretation of Johnny Cash’s %27Sunday Morning Coming Down%27 featuring Jamaican studio legends Robbie Lyn (keyboard) and Sly Dunbar (drums), who are also behind the arrangement of boy band East 17’s %27Stay Another Day%27. This slight detour quickly gets back on track with a beautiful version of %27Sufferer%27 by Derrick Harriott’s Kingstonians and the uber-cool Heaven in Her Eyes, a cover by Gappy Ranks on the riddim of Marley’s Soul Rebel.
Louisa Mark’s %27Caught You in a Lie%27, a lovers’ rock hit produced by Lloyd Coxsone (owner of English sound system Sir Coxsone—not to be confused with Studio One’s Coxsone Dodd) and released in 1975, is a great track, as is the smooth version of Stevie Wonder’s 1971 Motown funk hit %27Do Yourself a Favor%27. The album is proof that UB40 could surely turn anything into pop music. © Smaël Bouaici/Qobuz
