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By GOING ON SALE | April 9, 2007
Lee "Scratch" Perry |
PAGE MCCONNELL | May 31 at Avalon, Boston | $28 | on sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | LEE “SCRATCH” PERRY + DUB IS A WEAPON | June 8 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $20 | on sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | LYNYRD SKYNYRD + DOOBIE BROTHERS | June 22 at the Tweeter Center, Mansfield | $25-$50 | on sale Friday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | BRAD PAISLEY + JACK INGRAM + KELLIE PICKLER + TAYLOR SWIFT | June 9 at the Tweeter Center, Mansfield | $25-$50 | on sale Saturday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | STEVIE NICKS + CHRIS ISAAK | June 17 at the Tweeter Center, Mansfield | $28-$79 | on sale Saturday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | RICK SPRINGFIELD + EDDIE MONEY + PATTY SMYTH & SCANDAL | June 30 at Bank of America Pavilion, Boston | $20-$40 | on sale Monday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | BOB WEIR & RATDOG + KELLER WILLIAMS | July 10 at Bank of America Pavilion, Boston | $35 | on sale Monday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | DIANA KRALL | July 14 at Bank of America Pavilion, Boston | $40-$70 | on sale Monday at 10 am | 617.931.2000 | BRYAN ADAMS + GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS | August 3 at Bank of America Pavilion, Boston | $35 + $50 | on sale Monday at 10 am | 617.931.2000
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As a producer at Clement “Coxsone” Dodd’s Studio One in the ’60s and later at his own Black Ark studio, Lee “Scratch” Perry played a critical role in developing the steady grooves of ska and roots into the addled atmospherics of dub.
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Heartbeat Records’ Studio One reissue series continues not only to shore up the legacy of Studio One honcho Coxsone Dodd but to present an expansive, rich portrait of Jamaican popular music.
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