Lee Perry & The Sensations - Set Them Free + Don't blame the children

[@willieluncheonette]

In 1967 Lee Perry cut a 7" single and both sides are posted here. Side A is a most eloquent defense of rude boys by barrister Lord Defend. It strongly echoes his friend Prince Buster's Judge Dread song in that the same rude boys are mentioned by name. Side B continues the theme of not blaming the youth in Jamaica. Pure rock steady.

[@oi1525]

Great posts... Oi...

[@willieluncheonette]

ben dover oi mate thanks

[@jaistar2981]

lovely Willie :)))

[@willieluncheonette]

jaimie stow hi jaimie

[@jaistar2981]

Hey Willie could not sleep ☺will suffer at 6 this morning. .. will listen to your great sounds until I do ☺

[@elizabethhann4028]

[26 July 2023] Lee Scratch Perry, R.I.P. I shall sing thy praises, I-tinually. The above tracks manage to be both screamingly funny and genuinely poignant. ❤💛💚

[@AbdulRahman259]

Always a great song. Respect.

[@TheGreatPizzaMasterpiece]

Truth

[@0bwon]

but now..........we are poor.. linked this to a friend who asked when did black people rule this world :) . sweet. let's wish and work for global equality