Symarip
Symarip ( meanwhile also known as The Bees, The Pyramids, Seven Letters, EK Bunch, Sonny and the Stoneagers and Zubaba ) was a ska and reggae band from the United Kingdom, founded in the late 1960s.
The band consisted of Caribbean / West Indian immigrant children and is considered one of the "original" skinhead bands, since they were among the first to be aware of through their lyrics, the young skinhead movement sought as an audience. Their musical style has also been called Skinhead Reggae, and their hits like "Skinhead Moon Stomp ", " Skinhead Girl " and " Skinhead Jamboree " underline their affiliation scene. In 1971 the band to Germany to perform there reggae and the so-called Afro -rock under the name Zubaba. In 1980 the album Skinhead Moon Stomp was released, and Symarip cracked for the first time the UK charts. The band officially broke up in 1983, Trojan Records released in 2004, a best - of album -. Having a new release called "Back From the Moon", which was founded by two former band members, Monty Neysmith and Roy Ellis, recorded. The song "Skinhead Moon Stomp " is based on the Derrick Morgan song "Moon Hop ". Roy Ellis, also known as Mr. Symarip, today still occurs as a solo artist.
Occupation
- Roy Ellis (Vocals)
- Monty Neysmith (keyboards)
- Frank Pitter (drums)
- Michael Thomas ( bass)
- Josh Roberts ( guitar)
- Roy bow Knight ( saxophone)
- Johney Johnson ( trumpet)
- Carl Grifith (Tenor Saxophone & Alto Saxophone)