Pablo Special T1
Army Print
Unisex Organic Cotton Single Jersey T-Shirt
FIT: Medium
Comfortable without being loose with room to move freely while keeping a clean shape
SIZES: XS - 3XL
WEIGHT: 155 GSM
Available in a Variety of Tee Colours, Print Colours and Garment options.
The Pablo Special designed and first produced by bloodsweatandtees in 2009 pays tribute to the incredible and pioneering talent we know as Augustus Pablo. A True lion of Jamaican music whose sound was at the forefront of Reggae throughout the Seventies.
Born Horace Swaby in 1954 His introduction to the music business was courtesy of classmate Clive Chin whose family were a powerful force in the Kingston music scene. When Herman and Lloyd Chin-Loy set up the Aquarius record shop and labels in 1969, 15 year old Horace approached them and expressed that he was ready to begin his musical career and the rest is Jamaican and Reggae music HISTORY
'Augustus Pablo', the name that Herman Chin-Loy used for the young Horace’s studio instrumentals, (Still Yet, The Moor, Snowball and Pudding), were good enough but it was the haunting sound of ‘East of the River Nile’ that blew him away and the 'Far East' sound was born.
Pablo Special T1
Army Print
Unisex Organic Cotton Single Jersey T-Shirt
FIT: Medium
Comfortable without being loose with room to move freely while keeping a clean shape
SIZES: XS - 3XL
WEIGHT: 155 GSM
Available in a Variety of Tee Colours, Print Colours and Garment options.
The Pablo Special designed and first produced by bloodsweatandtees in 2009 pays tribute to the incredible and pioneering talent we know as Augustus Pablo. A True lion of Jamaican music whose sound was at the forefront of Reggae throughout the Seventies.
Born Horace Swaby in 1954 His introduction to the music business was courtesy of classmate Clive Chin whose family were a powerful force in the Kingston music scene. When Herman and Lloyd Chin-Loy set up the Aquarius record shop and labels in 1969, 15 year old Horace approached them and expressed that he was ready to begin his musical career and the rest is Jamaican and Reggae music HISTORY
'Augustus Pablo', the name that Herman Chin-Loy used for the young Horace’s studio instrumentals, (Still Yet, The Moor, Snowball and Pudding), were good enough but it was the haunting sound of ‘East of the River Nile’ that blew him away and the 'Far East' sound was born.
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