2015 reissue - has been out of print for 33 years!!
By 1982 Dillinger was firmly established as one of Jamaica’s leading deejays, with huge international hits such as “Cocaine In My Brain” and “CB 200” under his belt, but in that year he really shone as a producer and released half a dozen 12” singles on the UK-based Oak Sound label featuring both himself as artist, together with the likes of Trinity, Al Campbell, Johnny Osbourne and Barrrington Levy. Dillinger also released a LP on Oak Sound, “Join The Queue”, which seemed to disappear off the radar. Not particularly well known, it deserves to be heard by a wider audience as it’s on a par with his best work, and interestingly it captures the transition from the older Seventies roots style to the newer dancehall rhythms epitomised by the then in-demand studio outfit Roots Radics who contribute five of the rhythms on the album. The other five come courtesy of Lloyd Parks’s We The People Band and all are original recordings made specifically for this album. Recorded at Joe Gibbs Studio and Channel One Studio.
A1 Jennifer Naurd
A2 Just Be Nice
A3 Mr Mickie
A4 Rub A Dub Anthem
A5 Please Officer
B1 Duddle Oley
B2 Join The Queue
B3 Know Me So Good
B4 Papa Can't Help You
B5 Johnny Raker
