Advantages: You learn about the real people of Tudor times, not just Royalty! Disadvantages: Expensive maybe, location might be considered too out of the way.
, archery and falconry." We didn't see any of that, but if I had been visiting this as a 10 year old, I'm sure I would have found it enjoyable.
I couldn't tell if the four or five staff who we met were employed by the School or they came up from Portsmouth with the exhibits but we found them all to be friendly and receptive.
I would highly recommend a visit to 'Hidden Treasures'. I came away from it far more interested in the time of the Tudors than walking around any historic house looking at paintings of noblemen has ever done.
~ Lastly ~
Did you know:
* it was compulsory for all boys from the age of 6 to learn archery in England? Presumably with a view to protecting the Kingdom, in a medieval form of National Service; and that
* The Mary Rose sank in only 14 metres of water?
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Product Information for "30 Massive Shots From Treasure Isle - U Roy" »
Product details
Title
30 Massive Shots From Treasure Isle
Performer
U Roy
Genre
Reggae
Release Date
06/07/2009
Original Release Year
2009
Label / Distributor
Attack / Essential Music/Cinram Logistics
Engineer
Byron Smith
Producer
Arthur Reid; Lucille Reid
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
5060130071993
Catalogue Number
ATTACKCD 64
Additional notes
Album Notes
Personnel: The Supersonics, Tommy McCook, Treasure Isle All Stars. An absolutely essential compilation that offers an intriguing glance into the origins of Jamaican DJ culture, 30 MASSIVE SHOTS FROM TREASURE ISLE documents U Roy's extremely fruitful late-`60s tenure at Duke Reid's Treasure Island imprint, and includes many of the finest sides that the quick-tongued DJ cut during his long and storied career. Though U Roy did not invent DJ toasting, his records for Treasure Isle did much to popularize the art and are arguably responsible for the stylistic development of later DJs like Big Youth, I Roy, and others. On these recordings U Roy puts a playful spin on rhythms originally voiced by groups like the Paragons, the Uniques, and the Sensations, transforming them from languid rocksteady into wildly celebratory dance tunes of the first order.
Titles on disc 1
1.
Wake The Town And Tell The People
2.
This Sound Rule The Nation
3.
Chicka Bow Wow Wow
4.
Ride On Nero
5.
Happy Go Lucky Girl
6.
Tide Is High, The
7.
Version Galore
8.
Have A Ball On The Beach
9.
Musical Lesson
10.
Flashing My Whip
11.
Soul Of The City
12.
Work Your Show
13.
Tom Drunk
14.
Drive Her Home
15.
Give Thanks To The King
16.
Hear The News
17.
It Feels Good
18.
On The Go
19.
Get On The Train
20.
You're Out Of This World
21.
Big Boy
22.
Do Your Thing
23.
Love Is All I Bring
24.
Musical Confession
25.
Forward Forever
26.
Musical Education
27.
Sounds Kinda Shocking
28.
Never Make You Blue
29.
No War
30.
Musical Question
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