BRITISH REGGAE!
Photo the legendary Chester Simpson
THE BEATand Musical Youth
THE SOURCE
Tracklisting excluding advert breaks:
01. The Beat - I Confess
02. The Beat - Jeanette
03. The Beat - Tears Of A Clown
04. The Beat - Save It For Later
10. The Beat - The End Of The Party
15. The Beat - Twist and Crawl
16. The Beat - Ranking Full Stop
17 The Beat - Mirror In The Bathroom
01. Musical Youth - Instrumental
02. Musical Youth - Children of Zion
03. Musical Youth - Mirror Mirror
04. Musical Youth - Young Generation
05. Musical Youth - Youth Of Today
06. Musical Youth - Love Me
07. Musical Youth - School Girl
08. Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie
09. Musical Youth - Never Gonna Give You Up
The 'English' Beat known solely as The Beat in the UK here play a seven track gig
Musical Youth were a one hit wonder really though accomplished in their own right eventually 'Pass The Dutch' was their only real chart showing. Give them a go you might be surprised
draftervoi over at Voodoo Wagon says:
English Beat recorded at the Boston Opera House, Boston, MA on November 19, 1982.
Musical Youth recorded at the Ritz, New York City, New York, on April 10, 1983.Live shows by Musical Youth are rare; there's nothing up at Guitars 101. There are two songs on this that may be unreleased: tracks 23 "Instrumental" and 33 "Love Me." I was unable to match them up with any released songs. If one of our Beloved Audience knows more, please leave a comment.
I tracked down the date of the Musical Youth show by using Newspapers.com. and I've included a .jpg of the article I also found a "Getty Image" of David Johansen with Musical Youth backstage at the Ritz on April 10, 1983, which provides a second source for the date.A longer version of the English Beat show is available for download (for a small fee) at Wolfgang's Concert Vault.Two of the Budweiser commercials are by Joe Jackson and A Flock of Seagulls.. The first Bud commercial (Track 2) sounds like....someone. I can't place it, but I think it's some early 80s pop rock group....does anyone recognize it?This is the first time Frank Cody shows up as an announcer. His WIKI says he's ""Smooth Jazz's Leading Alchemist" and "The Father of Smooth Jazz.
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