Shaolin Temple
by Barrington Levy
Released: January 01, 1979
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Recording Conflict.
The Album
"Shaolin Temple" is an album by the renowned Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist Barrington Levy. Often celebrated for his distinctive voice and impact on the reggae genre, Levy released "Shaolin Temple" during a prolific period in his career, known for a string of successful albums and singles in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The album features the production and musical styles that are characteristic of Levy's work from this era, blending roots reggae with emerging dancehall rhythms.
Interesting Facts
Barrington Levy's music typically showcases his ability to…
Barrington Levy's music typically showcases his ability to blend melodic vocals with compelling reggae beats, often addressing themes of love, society, and resilience.
"Shaolin Temple" is reflective of Levy's style during…
"Shaolin Temple" is reflective of Levy's style during his rise to popularity, establishing him as a key figure in the reggae scene.
Unfortunately, detailed specific track listings and the year…
Unfortunately, detailed specific track listings and the year of release can vary across different sources due to conflicting documentation common with some reggae releases from this period.
The album's title, "Shaolin Temple," hints at the…
The album's title, "Shaolin Temple," hints at the influence of popular culture and possibly the Kung Fu films that were widely admired during the time, reflecting a trend seen in reggae music where artists incorporate diverse elements from global culture.
It's best to check reliable music databases or…
It's best to check reliable music databases or the latest compilations for precise details on the album’s content and tracks.
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"Shaolin Temple" is an album by the renowned Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist Barrington Levy. Often celebrated for his distinctive voice and impact on the reggae genre, Levy released "Shaolin Temple" during a prolific period in his career, known for a string of successful albums and singles in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The album features the production and musical styles that are characteristic of Levy's work from this era, blending roots reggae with emerging dancehall rhythms.
Barrington Levy's music typically showcases his ability to blend melodic vocals with compelling reggae beats, often addressing themes of love, society, and resilience. "Shaolin Temple" is reflective of Levy's style during his rise to popularity, establishing him as a key figure in the reggae scene. The album's title, "Shaolin Temple," hints at the influence of popular culture and possibly the Kung Fu films that were widely admired during the time, reflecting a trend seen in reggae music where artists incorporate diverse elements from global culture.
Unfortunately, detailed specific track listings and the year of release can vary across different sources due to conflicting documentation common with some reggae releases from this period. It's best to check reliable music databases or the latest compilations for precise details on the album’s content and tracks.
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