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the name Israel Vibration in reggae music circles and watch the warmth of
recognition and appreciation of anyone who has seen or heard this very special
group of singers.Israel
Vibration members Cecil Spence (Skelly) and Lascelle Bulgin (Wiss) were born in
Jamaica, West Indies.Each is a victim of Poliomyelitis (Polio).They learned early on the necessity for developing survival skills, and
although polio is an undeniably crippling and debilitating disease, the youths
never let their physically challenging situation supercede their willpower and
their creative abilities.Their
spirituality and stance on issues relating to their residency at the Mona
Rehabilitation Center caused them to be expelled from that institution.They began recording in 1976, enjoying a hit with
the poignant Same Song, which was licensed to EMI and brought the group
international attention.They accepted, and the rest of the story is one of a
beautiful relationship that began with Strength of My Life, and continued with Praises,
Forever,
Vibes Alive, IV, On The Rock, Free to Move, and several dub albums.Free To Move reached their height of success upon
reaching number one on the CMJ New World charts.Blockbuster video stores during the month of January, 2000.Their album Jericho,
released May 16, 2000, is undeniably their strongest work in years and features the
best musicians and harmonizers Jamaica has to offer.Skelly and Wiss fully
commit to each honest lyric and sing from the heart with the true spirit of
universality.ORDERColin MeloyColin Meloy Sings Live!One of the best of the roots vocal groups big in the late '70s, Israel Vibration made a successful comeback in 1986 after an extended sabbatical at the beginning of the dancehall era.The band garnered some of that success thanks to their longstanding relationship with the great Roots Radics Band, one of the best outfits to emerge during the early dancehall years.Special mention goes to Radics' standouts like bassist Style Scott, drummer Flabba Holt, saxophonist Dean Fraser, and special guest player Augustus Pablo on organ and melodica.Highlights include "Dubbing Against Apartheid," "Dub Corner," and "Wavy Gravy Dub."Expect a few overly sweet cuts in an otherwise impressive set.Dub of the Middle East
6.Touch on shuffle after a 12 hour work day, a silky, beautiful and uniquely charming voice climbed into my ear to take me off...Israel Vibration is a reggae harmony trio, originating from Kingston, Jamaica.Lascelle "Wiss" Bulgin, Albert "Apple Gabriel" Craig, and Cecil "Skeleton" Spence all overcame adversity in the form of childhood polio and went on to be one of the most successful roots groups to form in Jamaica in the late 1970s.After going their separate ways, and each converting to the Rastafari movement, they reunited in Kingston and formed a vocal group.Funding for their first album came in the form of a grant from the Twelve Tribes of Israel branch of Rastafari after Hugh Booth, a member of the Twelve Tribes, had overheard the three men singing in a wooded area outside Kingston.Israel Vibration recorded three albums; "The Same Song", "Unconquered People", and "Why You So Craven" before temporarily disbanding in 1981 after recording sessions for the latter were left incomplete.In 1997, Apple Gabriel left the group to pursue a solo career.Skelly and Wiss continue to record albums and tour the world as Israel Vibration, backed by longtime associates Roots Radics.Discography
The Same Song (1978)
Unconquered People (1980)
Why You So Craven (1981)
Strength of My Life (1988)
Praises (1990)
Dub Vibration: Israel Vibration in Dub (1990)
Forever (1991)
Vibes Alive (1992)
IV (1993)
I.On the Rock (1995)
Dub the Rock (1995)
Israel Dub (1996)
Free to Move (1996)
Live Again!You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.This article on a Caribbean band or other musical ensemble is a stub.This page was last modified on 17 March 2008, at 18:15.All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.GuidelinesRemember to focus your comments on Israel Vibration Dub Vibration CD.Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions.All three had been afflicted by polio and first became acquainted, albeit briefly, at Kingston's Mona Rehabilitation Clinic.Of the trio, Bulgin appeared least likely to emerge a singing sensation.He spent much of his childhood at a variety of rehabilitation centers and in his teens began working for a tailor.Craig, in contrast, initially did seem destined for a musical career and for a while attended the famed Alpha Cottage School.After an equally bright start, Spence's life also took a severe downturn.As a preteen, he played xylophone in a youth band, with whom he appeared on national television.But his conversion to Rastafarianism put an end to all that in 1969; he was dropped from the team and returned to Kingston.It was serendipity that he bumped into Craig soon after, and fate intervened again, to bring the pair back into touch with Bulgin.Leaving behind their old lives, the trio now spent their time hanging out together and busking for money around Kingston.They spent the next six years singing for their suppers and by 1975, Israel Vibration was a vocal force to be reckoned with."Bad Intention," never saw release.The following year, an answer to their prayers arrived when members of the Rastafarian religious group the Twelve Tribes of Israel agreed to finance a single by the trio.Booth and recorded the single "Why Worry" and a new version of "Bad Intention" for its flip."The Same Song," with producer Tommy Cowan.The trio's deeply devotional songs, cultural themes, inspirational lyrics, and original take on the roots style had struck a chord with reggae fans around the world.In many ways, it was a failed venture and the trio was so dissatisfied, they walked out before the sessions were complete.Bringing in the vocal trio the Tamlins, Lawes carried on without them and the resulting album, while not a total disaster, certainly lacked the spirit of its predecessors.Thus they relocated to New York City, perhaps believing that the large immigrant community could sustain them, or that America was now ready to embrace roots.They were wrong on both counts.All three attempted solo careers, but only Bulgin made it on to record; his Mr.Sunshine album paired him with the Freedom Fighters Band.Praises, its dub companion Dub Vibration, and Israel Dub, drawn from the Strength of My Life set.IV, and its dub companion IV Dub, gave heart to all those who believed that roots was fast becoming little more than a world lovefest.The album's militancy, notably on "Naw Give Up the Fight," proved the trio's own passionate cultural concerns and dread roots were not fading.Then, in 1996, the group released their first single in years, the infectious "Feeling Irie," taken from their new album, Free to Move.In 1997, he left the trio to again pursue a solo career.His debut album, Another Moses, featured his own backing band, the Zionists.Continuing on as a duo, Spence and Bulgin reappeared in 1999 with a new studio album, Pay the Piper, and proved that Israel Vibrations would not be defeated by this defection.Dub Combo appeared in summer 2001.Acknowledging Craig's longtime contribution to the group, the set is evenly divided between the trio, with each disc devoted to one individual member's greatest compositions.Their popularity seems assured, and they remain a vibrant live act and an always intriguing studio group.Please refresh the page to fix the problem.Of the trio, Bulgin appeared least likely to emerge a singing sensation.Craig, in contrast, initially did seem destined for a musical career and for a while attended the famed Alpha Cottage School.It was serendipity that he bumped into Craig soon after, and fate intervened again, to bring the pair back into touch with Bulgin.The three teens had individually all previously converted to rastafarianism, now their shared faith and childhood experiences helped forge a strong friendship.Leaving behind their old lives, the trio now spent their time hanging out together and busking for money around Kingston.They spent the next six years singing for their suppers and by 1975, Israel Vibration was a vocal force to be reckoned with.The following year, an answer to their prayers arrived when members of the Rastafarian religious group the Twelve Tribes of Israel agreed to finance a single by the trio.On the strength of these, the trio was signed to the British EMI subsidiary Harvest, who released Same Song in Britain.Why You So Craven, with legendary dancehall producer Junjo Lawes.In many ways, it was a failed venture and the trio was so dissatisfied, they walked out before the sessions were complete.Reggae Sunsplash could not convince the trio that their future lay in a Jamaica where dancehall now reigned supreme (Live at Reggae Sunsplash, a split album from Israel Vibrations and the Gladiators, bears witness to their performance).Thus they relocated to New York City, perhaps believing that the large immigrant community could sustain them, or that America was now ready to embrace roots.They were wrong on both counts.Although labelhead Doctor Dread had shown no interest in their solo efforts, he was enthusiastic about a reunion and quickly signed them to RAS.Vibes Alive, which was recorded at a show in Santa Cruz the previous October.Roots Radics at their fiercest.IV, and its dub companion IV Dub, gave heart to all those who believed that roots was fast becoming little more than a world lovefest.The equally powerful On the Rock followed two years later and was also accompanied by a dub set.In 1997, he left the trio to again pursue a solo career.Continuing on as a duo, Spence and Bulgin reappeared in 1999 with a new studio album, Pay the Piper, and proved that Israel Vibrations would not be defeated by this defection.Write a ReviewYour TakeTell the world what you think about Israel Vibration!
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