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Tommy McCook & the Agrovators
Cookin'
Release Date: 1996
Label: Trojan

Tommy McCook's history stretches far back in Jamaica's musical lineage. Having already worked for many of the island's premier dance bands during the '50s, McCook returned to Kingston in 1962 after an extended gig in the Bahamas and proceeded to put together the Skatalites band with trombonist Don Drummond and fellow tenor saxophonist Roland Alphonso. McCook would later head up Duke Reid's rocksteady outfit, the Supersonics, and contribute to countless sessions by some of Jamaica's most storied singers and instrumentalists. The tenor man would later hook up with producer Bunny Lee for a slew of dates in the '70s. During this time, McCook also cut many of his own instrumental dates with Lee's favored studio band, the Aggrovators -- Trojan's Cookin' was one of his finest. Also featuring such stellar Aggrovators as the rhythm tandem of brothers Carlton "Carlie" Barrett on drums and Aston "Familyman" Barrett on bass, guitarist Earl "Chinna" Smith, and pianist Winston Wright, Cookin' finds McCook in top form on a series of quality solos. A must for McCook fans. Stephen Cook, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Dancing DubLee2:28
2Version I Can Feel With LoveLee3:54
3Loving MelodyLee3:35
4Mighty Gates of GozaLee3:07
5Bongo Man DubLee3:28
6True Believer in DubsLee2:48
7Duke of Earl DubEdwards, Dixon, Williams3:36
8Big Boss of DubsLee2:58
9Behold Dis Ya Dub of ClassLee3:23
10Dance With MeLee2:44
11Gigantic DubLee3:35
12Gorgan of Dubs & HornsLee2:57

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
1996CDTrojan



Member Of:
Impact All-Stars
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The Supersonics
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