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An American musician in Jamaica in 1979

Andy Chertow tells us how he ended up playing the bass for the Jamaican band Soul Power & Sound in the late 70's/early 80's. He also evokes his collaboration with the French label Hornin' Sounds, which re-issued the music he produced back in the days in Jamaica. 00:00 Intro 00:06 Q: How did you end up playing in a Jamaican band? 00:18 A: Andy Chertow, Soul Power & Sound - The very first encounter 03:36 Q: Could Soul Power & Sound have more exposure back then if they had a visa 03:52 A: The banned band 04:18 Q: Did you resolve your issues with your parents who didn't accept your choice of career at the time? 04:43 A: No hard feelings 05:11 Q: Tuff Gong vs Channel One - Who's the best? 05:33 A: The best of the best 06:33 Q: How was your first experience in a recording studio? 06:41 A: Recording "Don't Watch TV" with Soul Power & Sound 08:09 Q: After the band fell apart, did you continue to make music? 08:18 Answer... 09:08 Q: Did you keep in touch with the musicians of Soul Power & Sound after the band fell apart? 09:17 A: Some more than others... 12:12 Q: Who decided to get Al Breadwinner to mix "In Dub Procedure"? 12:34 A: Collaborating with Hornin' Sounds & Al Breadwinner 15:08 Q: Do you have any upcoming projects? 15:12 A: Upcoming projects 16:28 Q: From analog to digital... 16:40 A: A completely different experience 17:55 Q: Did you make money from the record sales back then? 18:10 A: In Jamaica with a tourist visa 20:08 Q: Did the Jamaican artists earn any money? 20:57 A: There wasn't a lot of money involved 21:55 Q: It must be even more difficult to earn royalties as an artist today. Isn't it? 22:07 A: Streaming pays next to nothing 22:35 Q: Soul Power & Sound made some music for documentaries... 22:39 A: Nothing serious 23:27 Q: Tell us about the Midnight Dread Reggae Charts... 23:40 A: Midnight Dread's still active 24:39 Q: Is there anything else that you'd like to promote? 24:47 A: Music forever 25:21 Q: Where can we find you on social networks? 25:30 A: Papa Andy online