Wednesday, September 9, 2026

30 Pieces of Silver - Prince Buster

30 Pieces of Silver - Prince Buster
2:59
single, 1964
Written by Prince Buster

Using the Biblical character as a metaphor, Prince Buster accuses someone of betrayal because he held the purse strings but got abandoned.  "The shoes you wore, I bought them / The pants you wore, I bought them / Judas, charmer is your name."  One might assume that this is directed at a an ex-lover whom Buster thinks of retroactively as a gold digger, but actually it's a shot in a musicians' beef his ex-friend Derrick Morgan, who left Buster's label for a more lucrative offer.  This is a classic ska riff with a nice harmonica solo in the middle, and some genuine reggae scatting at the fadeout.

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