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Dub of Django – The Upsetters – Reggae

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First published at 18:48 UTC on July 7th, 2019.

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Dub Reggae, Jaspa Version.
The Upsetters – Return of Django
Tune: The Upsetters – Return of Django (1968)

The Upsetters were Lee Perry's studio band. The original line up formed in 1968 and released “Return of Django” as a B-side to The Termites…

Dub Reggae, Jaspa Version.
The Upsetters – Return of Django
Tune: The Upsetters – Return of Django (1968)

The Upsetters were Lee Perry's studio band. The original line up formed in 1968 and released “Return of Django” as a B-side to The Termites “I'll Be Waiting” the same year.
The album “Return of Django” was released a year later (1969) in the UK and Jamaica on the “Upsetter” label. The track and album were named in homage to the Sergio Corbucci film “Django”.

Footage: Sergio Corbucci – Django (1966)

Originally banned in the UK (for various reasons) the Italian film “Django” was released in 1966 and starred Franco Nero. Both Nero and the character Django became cult icons (along with other spaghetti western stars and characters) in the Jamaican reggae scene at the time.

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