1. Recorded live at Maritime Hall in San Francisco, California U.S.A. After a 16 year hiatus from performing. This CD/DVD set includes a 4 camera video shoot featuring Mad Professor backed by the Robotics Band. The CD & DVD is fully mastered in stero & 5.1 Dolby. Also included are interviews, hip-hop remix, biography, and liner notes.
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4. A high-profile biography, People Funny Boy: The Genius of Lee 'Scratch' Perry is published. 2001 Perry tours America and Europe with Mad Professor and it's generally considered a disaster.
5. This wonderful concert album was recorded during Lee Perry's 1997 U.S. Backed by the rock-solid Robotiks band (whose live sound was dubbed up and weirded out during the tour by Mad Professor), Scratch confirms all the rumors that have circulated about him for decades: yes, he is a madman, yes, he is here to heap condemnation upon the heads of government, yes, he is the first scientist.
6. Lee 'Scratch' Perry OD (born Rainford Hugh Perry; 20 March 1936) is a Jamaican record producer and singer noted for his innovative studio techniques and production style. Perry was a pioneer in the 1970s development of dub music with his early adoption of remixing and studio effects to create new instrumental or vocal versions of existing reggae trac.

He is the man who once waved his hands and sprinkled white rum in the four corners of his recording studio, blessing each session. He is a mystic man, a duppy conqueror. Born under the name Rainford Hugh Jackson in Kendal, JA, he has been called Pipecock Jackxon and the Upsetter, but he is best known as innovative, Grammy- winning producer Lee “Scratch” Perry, hailed by “Rolling Stone” magazine as one of the 100 greatest artists of all time. As depicted in the 2012 documentary “Marley,” some of Perry’s best work can be heard on the Wailers’ “Soul Revolution,” (1971) featuring tracks such as “Duppy Conqueror,' “Kaya,” “African Herbsman” and “Keep on Moving.

If there were any duppies lurking at the posh Regency Ballroom on a frigid night in San Francisco on April 16, they were quickly exorcised when the diminutive performer took the stage. Perry, a proud eccentric, is known for his antics, such as smearing his excrement on his own walls and referring to his “manhood” as Jesus Christ at a press conference. On a 1997 tour with the Mad Professor, I witnesses scores of reggae disciples literally sitting at his feet in his room at the Phoenix Hotel in San Francisco as he dispensed words of wisdom in the wee hours of the morning. Depending on his mood, Perry may call you a chicken lover or give you a hug.

Perry’s spring show at the Regency Ballroom was rather tame. First, he built a tiny alter consisting of a candle, incense and bananas, the meaning of which, is open for interpretation. Perry, it seemed, aimed to out dress everyone in the room, with his magenta afro and matching beard, T-shirt bearing the likeness of Emperor Haile Selassie, and a spiked hat with flashing lights. The 77-year-old genius must have put on every piece of jewelry in his collection. On each of his magic fingers, he wore a unique gemstoned ring. As Harlem Renaissance writer Zora Neale Hurston would say, this man will put the trunk on his back and the lid on his head.

Djay app headphone splitter. The title of this video says 'Lee Scratch meets Mad Professor', but I did not see Mad Professor anywhere, maybe is one of those musicians left in the background. The best in this DVD is the sound quality (it even has the Dolby 5.1 option) and the music.

Backed by the Subatomic Sound System, consisting of a bass player and a melodica- playing mixer, Perry sang in a shrill, frail voice and delivering his signature dub and drum and bass riddims. The most controversial statement that someone in the audience heard him make was “bless your piss, bless your shit.” Hmm… Before his brief set ended, Perry chanted “Bless You” as he waved a scepter bearing a miniature version of himself over the crowd.

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Ironically, the iconic Perry was the opening act for The Selecter, a ballistic ska band from Coventry, England. DJ Harry Duncan, host of the “In the Soul Kitchen” radio show,” www.inthesoulkitchen.blogspot.com, View shared postplayed rare vintage reggae music on vinyl in the interim. The punky reggae party continued with Selecter, featuring front woman and cool ruler, Pauline Black.