Jingling Keys – Horus V 125
Sangie Davis protagoniza la referencia número 125 del sello Horus Records con un track y su versión instrumental.
Sangie Davis might be best known for co-writing Bob Marley’s ‘Waiting In Vain’, but his lesser-sung originals are just as quality. This track is one such song: a roots reggae tune with a message of liberation hemmed into the symbolic theme of keys jingling in an insurgent’s pocket. The dub version functions as a key-change (get it?), which serves to slow down the tune and bask in its two-tone emotions on a deeper level.
Recorded At – Tuff Gong Recording Studio
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sangie Davis Music
Lacquer Cut At – Gearbox Records
Bass – Earl «Bagga» Walker
Drums – Albert «Ilawi» Johnson
Guitar – Dalton Brown*
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Junior Marvin
Keyboards – Paul «Pablove Black» Dixon, Anthony «Steelie» Johnson
Lacquer Cut By – Caspar
Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar – Anthony «Sangie» Davis
Percussion – Everton Carrington
Producer – Sangie Davis
Written-By – A. Davis
Exclusively licensed from Anthony «Sangie» Davis
Previously unreleased from 1979
Come with lyrics & biography