Third World: 96 Degrees In The Shade (CD)

Third World: 96 Degrees In The Shade

96 Degrees In The Shade

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Third World: 96 Degrees In The Shade, CD

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Label: The Island Def Jam Music Group, 1977
Erscheinungstermin: 22.2.1989

In 1973, teenager Stephen "Cat" Coore - at the time a member of the band Inner Circle - left that group, and with a fellow musician from another band, Colin Leslie, conceived and launched Third World. Their 1974 Kingston live premiere earned them great reviews and gigs, as they were the only group at the time made up of young, talented, trained musicians playing such a mesmerizing combination of reggae and funk. Not long thereafter, the band opened to great reviews for The Jackson 5, and then went off to tour in England, where they were noticed by musical visionary Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records. Blackwell offered them a record deal and a slot on a European tour opening for Bob Marley and The Wailers.

They released an eponymous debut album in 1976, followed closely the next year by the legendary album 96° In The Shade. The latter disc heralded the arrival of a new drummer, Willie Stewart, and a new lead singer (who had also been a member of Inner Circle), William “Bunny Rugs” Clark. The combination clicked, not only in Jamaica and the UK, where the band already had a significant and growing fan base, but in America also.