Loose Caboose - Caboose Ha Fe Move

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Review by Syahirah Yakob

Loose Caboose's latest album, Caboose Ha Fe Move, is a must-have for any fan of funk and soul music. The band's infectious rhythms and grooves are impossible to resist, and the album is a non-stop party from start to finish.

The album kicks off with the title track, "Caboose Ha Fe Move," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The song is a funky, upbeat number that features tight horn lines and a driving rhythm section. From there, the album never lets up, with tracks like "Pimpin' Ain't Easy" and "Funky Mama" keeping the energy high.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Soul Power," a song that showcases the band's impressive musicianship. The track features some incredible solos from the band's horn section, as well as some impressive guitar work.

Table of Contents

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Pimlico1:33
Babylon4:33
My Little Jewel4:59
Jah Come On3:20
Peace And Love7:12
Hail Jah4:02
Bloodfire3:37
Monday Morning Blues4:25
To Love Somebody5:07
Ram & Cork3:39
Caboose Ha Fe Move3:48

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Catalog Numbers

LC395

Labels

Not On Label (Loose Caboose Self-released)

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Formats

CD

Companies

RoleCompany
Recorded AtTuff Gong Recording Studio
Phonographic Copyright (p)Loose Caboose
Copyright (c)Loose Caboose
Manufactured ByDisc Makers
Printed ByDisc Makers
Glass Mastered AtDADC

Credits

RoleCredit
CoverMark Bode
EngineerErrol Brown
Executive-ProducerColin Leslie
ProducerClive Hunt
Arranged ByClive Hunt

Notes

Track 11 is not mentioned on release. Track durations not listed, taken from PC.

Barcodes

  • Rights Society: ASCAP
  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Other (DADC code on CD face): DIDX 030465
  • Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): DIDX-030465 1
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L330

About Loose Caboose

In January 1972 the Loose Caboose band was called Road Hog. The next reincarnation in 1975 was called, the Alan Fuller band. Then five gifted musicians decided to add Reggae roots to their music. Inspired by Bob Marley and the Wailers, Jimmy Cliff and other Jamaican visionaries, the band sought to expose the Northeast to Reggae. They learned their lessons well. Coming together in Wendell, Massachusetts, the original members included Allyn Dorr on Bass, Jonathan Dorr (Allyns brother) on guitar, Jim Cheney on drums and David Boatwright on guitar. In 1976 Boo Pearson joined the band on percussion. In 1977 Ras Jahn W. Bullock was added on percussion and background vocals. Inspired by Jah Rastafari Ras Jahn began writing and singing his own songs. Eventually he became lead singer and front man. Caboose gradually added more Reggae to their repertoire, until it was all strictly roots. In 1978 Ras Jahn took his first trip to Jamaica in an effort to meet Bob Marley and tell him what was going on with the Reggae scene in the Northeast. It was a successful trip. Inspired by the news from Jamaica the Loose Caboose continued the struggle with determination. In 1979 Bob Marley invited Ras Jahn to bring the band to Jamaica to record their first album at his Tuff Gong studio. Bob said "just come to Jamaica and Ill take care of the rest. Six musicians and their sound engineer made the trip. Allyn Dorr on bass, Randell Clunes on drums, Jonathan Dorr on guitar, David Boatwright on guitar, Boo Pearson on percussion, Ras Jahn Bullock on vocals and percussion and Monda AKA Mickey Chisum on sound. While they were arranging for the financing for the trip they learned that Bob was in Africa and he was very ill. Tuff Gong was being shut down and reorganized. Bob had already made arrangements with the band. His business manager and accountant, Colin Leslie, made new arrangements for the band to record at Dynamic Studio in Trenchtown. Geoffrey Chung and Clive Hunt were brought on board as engineer and producer. From this collaboration came the first album "Dealers World".

Members

  • Ras Jahn Bullock
  • David Boatwright
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Summary by Syahirah Yakob

Caboose Ha Fe Move is a fantastic album that showcases Loose Caboose's incredible talent and musicianship. The band's infectious energy and grooves are sure to get listeners up and dancing, and the album is a must-have for anyone who loves funk and soul music.

Comments

eljarvis006
2023-06-24
the year is 1993.....not 1995
u1416171
2023-06-24
Extremely fond memories!!
iveelbn
2023-06-24
I'm playing bass on this. We recorded this in 1993 at Tuff Gong studio in Kingston, Jamaican. Produced by Colin Leslie, session producer was Clive Hunt, engineered by Errol Brown (of Treasure Isle Studio/label fame). RIP Ras Jahn (lead singer).
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