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Interskalactic's incredible spirit and live energy combined with top class musicianship is delighting audiences in clubs and festivals all over Ireland, keeping them dancing and whooping from the first beat to the last note of their set, and always calling for more. Their modern big band take on 60’s Jamaican ska is making its mark on the Irish music scene, as can be seen here, with their cover of Prince Buster’s classic 1964 track “Al Capone". Performed on their main stage set at Body & Soul festival, June 2014. Tags: Interskalactic, Body & Soul, ska, Prince Buster, Al Capone, Jamaica Band names: Guitar/lead vocals: Ray Cranley Lead Vocals/Drums: Tim Higgins Keyboard: Ruth Kennington Bass guitar: Al Sheridan Percussion: Rónán O’Neill Tenor sax: Mason McMillen Baritone sax: Alison Reynolds Trumpet: Donagh Molloy Trumpet: Kevin Foran Trombone: Tomás Power Audio recorded and mixed by Phil Hayes. Filmed and edited by Stephen Mogerley, with additional camera work by Ciarán Deeney and Bryan Quinn
Cecil Bustamente Campbell, known professionally as Prince Buster, was a Jamaican singer-songwriter and producer. The records he released in the 1960s influenced and shaped the course of Jamaican contemporary music and created a legacy of work that would be drawn upon later by reggae and ska artists.
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