Glen Brown Check The Winner (1970-1974 Instrumentals)

"Check The Winner" is the ultimate Instrumental selection for the producer legend Glen Brown including the Jamaican #1 "Merry Up", one of the best rhythms ever laid in "Dirty Harry" and surely one of the greatest organ solos ever recorded on "No More Slavery", all originally released on Glen Brown's jamaican label Pantomime in the early 70ies. Here are 18 tracks of highly desirable reggae revives from the most collectable label of them all engineered by King Tubby. Remastered with expanded sleeve notes. "Check The Winner" is the must have Pantomime instrumental round-up no serious reggae fan can be without. Now made available again as CD (Digipak) and LP-vinyl with new lacquers cut by Kevin Metcalfe at Soundmasters. TracklistingLPSide One:A1. Tommy McCook & Richard Hall - Dirty HarryA2. Glen Brown - The WinnerA3. Glen Brown & Joe White - Merry UpA4. Ron Wilson & Lennox Brown - Scatter-Light RockA5. Glen Brown - Pantomine RockA6. Glen Brown - Glen Brown At Cross RoadsA7. Ron Wilson - Get UpA8. Glen Brown - No More SlaveryA9. Glen Brown - Crisp As A BallSide TwoB1. Tommy McCook (Bobby Ellis, Don Drummond Jr. & Glen Brown) - Determination SkankB2. Glen Brown - Sunshine ShowdownB3. Glen Brown - Sgt CrackersB4. Tommy McCook & Ron Wilson - More MusicB5. Glen Brown - School CallB6. Glen Brown - 2 Wedden SkankB7. Glen Brown - Mitchville RockB8. Bobby Aitken - Mr. Ball Head AitkenB9. Glen Brown - High Holborn Street SongCD1. Tommy McCook & Richard Hall - Dirty Harry2. Glen Brown - The Winner3. Glen Brown & Joe White - Merry Up4. Ron Wilson & Lennox Brown - Scatter-Light Rock5. Glen Brown - Pantomine Rock6. Glen Brown - Glen Brown At Cross Roads7. Ron Wilson - Get Up8. Glen Brown - No More Slavery9. Glen Brown - Crisp As A Ball10. Tommy McCook (Bobby Ellis, Don Drummond Jr. & Glen Brown) - Determination Skank11. Glen Brown - Sunshine Showdown12. Glen Brown - Sgt Crackers13. Tommy McCook & Ron Wilson - More Music14. Glen Brown - School Call15. Glen Brown - 2 Wedden Skank16. Glen Brown - Mitchville Rock17. Bobby Aitken - Mr. Ball Head Aitken18. Glen Brown - High Holborn Street SongWikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glen_BrownMARKETINGPressEchoes half page group advert January editionRecord Collector half page group advert January editionRiddim Magazine one page group advertReggae Vibes half page group advert Dec/Jan edition (tbc)DigitalUnited Reggae, Reggaeville, Echoes, Sentinel, Jugglerz, Fun X (all 4 week web banner commencing week of release)PROMOTIONPressReviews/Features (targeted in:)Echoes Magazine, The Guardian Newspaper, Metro newspaper, Independent Newspaper, The Voice newspaper, The Wire, Record Collector, World of Reggae, F Roots, Evening Standard, Uncut, Music Week, Mojo, Fader, Time Out, United Reggae, Reggae Vibes, Itz Caribbean, Reggae News, Riddim, Reggaeville, Reggae FR, Reggae FRANCE, Reggae BE, Skyjuice DK, IrieItes DE, Reggae IT, ReggaeHolland, World A Reggae (NL), Reggae Portugal, Reggae ES, BCN Reggae Town (Barcelona) DigitalSocial Media Campaign (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc.)Reviews targeted on: United Reggae / Party Time / Fun XUK RadioSpecialized shows: BBC 1Xtra: David Rodigan / BBC Leicester / BBC Radio 6 / Conscious Radio