The Equalites are
David Boatwright
vocals & guitar
Boo Pearson
vocals & percussion,
Edward Redonnet
guitar
Phillipe Simon
drum Kit,
Peter Nabut
keyboards.
Peter Kim
bass guitar,
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Musical influences of the Equalites range from Bob Marley and the Wailers, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Delroy Wilson, Sam Cooke, Me'shell Ndegeocello, The Grateful Dead, Fela Kuti, Buena Vista Social Club, dancehall, and lover's rock in addition to classic rhythm and blues soul & funk from the beginning to present.
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The Equalites first recording Choice of Worlds was produced by Michael Gregory and mixed by Stephen Stewart of Grove Studios, Ocho Rios JA. Worlds showcases the diverse island, blues, and rock musical talents of the band as songwriters, performers, and arrangers. Choice of Worlds boasts a rich sound of reggae rock music, conscious lyrics, and a great danceable mix.
The Equalites "Out at the Inn" was recorded live at the Charlemont Inn, in Charlemont MA, on December 4, 1992. This CD was created entirely live with no overdubs and no "fixing it in the mix." This is The Equalites live and direct in real time and true space including broken strings, human imperfections, and quirky electricity.
Many bands can be described as "original', and the Equalites truly are an original sound. The Equalites have taken reggae music into exciting new territory at once reminiscent of the classic Studio One recordings that also pushed the boundaries into advanced dub, afro beat, one drop, rockers, and bluebeat. Cross pollinating this mix is a sensibility of openness within the music. Their sound is not bound by structure for structure's sake. 2 guitars, drums, bass, and percussion along with three part harmonies enable the Equalites to go where few dare to tread.
Seeco Patterson, longtime percussionist with Bob Marley and the Wailers once described the Equalites sound as "dangerous reggae". An Equalites show can be described as an uplifting, positive, grooving, rocking experience with unlimited potential for dancing.
Musical influences of the Equalites range from Bob Marley and the Wailers, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Delroy Wilson, Sam Cooke, Me'shell Ndegecello, The Grateful Dead, Fela Kuti, Buena Vista Social Club, dancehall, and lover's rock in addition to classic Rhythm and Blues Soul & Funk from the beginning to present.
Hi dear Friend ;-) ,
it..s me Jondo. I hope your doing right and I am glad to present you my new Album „Pure“.
It is an solo acustic album and in march it will be yours, won..t it ? ;-)
On my upcoming Jondo Pure & Acustic Tour 2009 I will also perform my 10 brandnew songs. On this intimate acustic tour me the Rainbow Warrior aka Jah Gringo will be supported by my background musican and of course I will bring along a lot of energy
and good vibez.
So let..s go „Good Girl“ call a friend & come a „Litlle Closer“ and walk „Ten Million Miles“ for my Concert....
All the best Peace & Bless Jondo
I hope you are having a great day...I wanted to let you know that my first CD release "Where No One's Ever Been" is now available on iTunes, and I hope you check it out. Thanks so much for all of your support!
Greetings Massive… People get ready to “Lift Up Your Head & Hold It Up High” this Saturday, May 9th …cause ya dun know the big man himself, EVERTON BLENDER, is gonna bless up the place straight from Clarendon, Jamaica….alongside Roots Legends Dis-N-Dat Band & special guests King-I (Trinidad & Tobago), Ras Indio (Belize) & Meru Matu (South Africa/California)…& conscious selections from OneSound…
Boubacar Diabate with SambaLolo and The Equalites to play Johnny D's March 5 A unique evening of world-class music
On Thursday, March 5, 2009, Boubacar Diabate and his band, SambaLolo (meaning Peace Star), will be headlining an evening of music at Johnny D's in Davis Square, Somerville. Through the age-old West African tradition of Griot storytelling, Diabate combines traditional rhythms with modern influences to create his own infectious style of music with trips to Jazz, Blues and Reggae. Singing in Mandeng, Bamanan and English, Diabate tells stories of common shared human experiences such as of love, life and humanity. From the first note, Diabate and SambaLolo deliver a mesmerizing and memorable performance. Diabate hails from Bamako in Mali, West Africa and is now a resident of Somerville.
Opening for Diabate and SambaLolo will be the six-piece reggae band, The Equalites from Northampton, MA. Fronted by the strong, soulful vocals of lead guitarist David Boatwright, The Equalites deliver a performance like no other anywhere within the reggae genre. With a truly original sound, The Equalites have taken reggae music into exciting new territory, reminiscent of the classic Studio One recordings that also pushed the boundaries into advanced dub, afro beat, one drop, rockers, and bluebeat. The Equalites deliver a great evening of conscious original and classic dance boogie skank that moves people to move, sweat, and sing along.
Many bands can be described as "original', and the Equalites truly are an original sound. The Equalites have taken reggae music into exciting new territory at once reminiscent of the classic Studio One recordings that also pushed the boundaries into advanced dub, afro beat, one drop, rockers, and bluebeat. Cross pollinating this mix is a sensibility of openness within the music. Their sound is not bound by structure for structure's sake. 2 guitars, drums, bass, and percussion along with three part harmonies enable the Equalites to go where few dare to tread.
Seeco Patterson, longtime percussionist with Bob Marley and the Wailers once described the Equalites sound as "dangerous reggae". An Equalites show can be described as an uplifting, positive, grooving, rocking experience with unlimited potential for dancing.
Musical influences of the Equalites range from Bob Marley and the Wailers, Dennis Brown, John Holt, Delroy Wilson, Sam Cooke, Me'shell Ndegecello, The Grateful Dead, Fela Kuti, Buena Vista Social Club, dancehall, and lover's rock in addition to classic Rhythm and Blues Soul & Funk from the beginning to present.
