"‘Gorgon’ was a tune that Derrick Morgan did. ’Conquering Ruler’. I had a friend and he used to say ”Boy the man there a Gorgon” - it meant he was the champion. Derrick write the tune off his tune and I said “Cornell I want you to sing it”" - Bunny Striker Lee

Bunny Striker Lee’s standing in the Jamaican recording business has remained unassailable for over four decades. Bunny is known by many aliases including ‘Gorgon’. It was Cornell Campbell's ‘Gorgon’ produced by Bunny in 1975 that proved to be one of the defining records of the mid 70s when cut after cut after cut of tracks driven by Carlton "Santa" Davis newly invented "flying cymbal" style drumming dominated the dancehalls.

This double vinyl pressing includes cuts by Delroy Wilson, Cornell Campbell, Dennis Alcapons, The Uniques, Ken Boothe, Horace Andy, Johnny Clarke, Max Romeo, Stranger Cole & Tommy McCook, Prince Jazzbo, Linval Thompson and many more.

DVD is directed by Diggory Kendrick. It takes a close up look at the incredible career of the legendary larger then life jamaican record producer Bunny 'Striker' Lee, and the real roots of reggae music by the people who made it happen. Narrated by Dennis Alcapone and featuring contributions fromeveryone who is anyone on the reggae scene.

**DVD Format: PAL - Reg 0. Includes a 22 track CD compilation and 32 page colour booklet* "Jamaican Recordings present Bunny Striker Lee & The Roots Of Reggae, directed by diggory kendrick. The documentary is a larger then life close up look at the incredible career of the legendary Jamaican record producer and the real roots of reggae music by the people who made it happen. Narrated by Dennis Al Capone and featuring contributions from everyone who is anyone on the reggae scene.

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