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In contemporary reggae circles, especially in , the track has found a second life through the work of Mr. Cesar (DJ Roots) .
He is known for "Reggae na Alma" and playlists that highlight deep-cut roots and skinhead reggae from the late 60s and 70s.
The group primarily consisted of brothers Derrick and Howard Crooks , often collaborating with members of The Pioneers . The Slickers Red Gun Court - (Mr cesar o dj roots)
" Red Gun Court " was released as a 7" vinyl single (45 RPM) with a "Version" (instrumental) on the B-side.
is a classic early reggae track released in 1973 by the Jamaican vocal group The Slickers on the Hot Rod record label. The mention of " Mr Cesar o DJ Roots " refers to a popular Brazilian reggae curator and DJ, Mr. Cesar , who frequently features this track in his "Reggae na Alma" and "Roots" playlists . The Slickers: Beyond "Johnny Too Bad" In contemporary reggae circles, especially in , the
While best known for their global hit ""—famously featured on the The Harder They Come soundtrack—The Slickers were a cornerstone of the vocal harmony tradition in Jamaica.
Slickers. Red Gun Court / Version (7") Hot Rod. SC #4645 A RRS / SC #4646 B RRS. 1973. Not in Collection. ReggaeRecord The group primarily consisted of brothers Derrick and
The song refers to the Gun Court in Jamaica, a specialized court established in the 1970s to address rising firearm violence, a common theme in the "rude boy" lyrics of that era. The "Mr. Cesar" Connection
