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Compilation of Lee 'Scratch' Perry productions, all from original 7" singles dated between 1976-78. All of the selections were recorded at The Black Ark Studio, Kingston Jamaica

"Look at the trees, how their leaves are blowing away in the sky. Listen to the birds, how they're singing away their time. Look at the sun, how it shines, bright in the skies. Well, all these things were, created by the Father."
Cover of the Dennis Brown's song. Recorded at Randy's Studio in 1975

"Return Of The Super Ape" was the final revelation from Lee Perry’s Black Ark Studio, a psychedelicized dub journey into uncharted sonic territories. The longplayer is now state-of-the-art remastered by Pete Norman (Finyl Tweek) and restored with original press artwork complete with inner disco sleeve! The album from 1978 is the final chapter in the trilogy of albums in the period from 1976 - 1978 following "Scratch The Super Ape" (aka "Super Ape") and "Roast Fish & Cornbread". Produced, mixed and arranged by Lee Perry at the Black Ark Studio featuring on all tracks the skills of The Upsetters and additional vocals by The Full Experience on "Dyon-Anasaw" and "Tell Me Something Good". The frontsleeve artwork image was created by Lloyd Robinson (also known as the singer of the Studio One classic "Cuss Cuss").

This is Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’s final studio album recorded shortly before his passing in October 2021.
Lee was one of “the major cultural figures” of the twentieth and twenty first centuries.
His contribution to the furtherance of Jamaican music as producer, arranger, writer and artist is beyond compare.
He played a pivotal role in, and was the inspiration behind, many of the key movements in the development of reggae throughout the Sixties and
Seventies.
Booklet with extensive sleeve notes by Noel Hawks and photos.