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I Need You / This Music

As we write this, there are literally wildfires tearing their way through Athens. They are now a regular occurrence across Europe, North America and Australia, so Eric Smith's refrain that the world is on fire has never been more relevant. He takes down the world leaders who continue to ignore such environmental issues as his heavy reggae riddim swaggers on. Flip it over for more focus on those rhythms as well as some extra effects as the vocals are stripped away for the dub. An aching guitar line becomes the real focus and adds extra weight.

You can't overestimate the importance of The Heptones in the evolution of Jamaican music, after they defined the transition from ska to rocksteady and on to reggae. This album, "Back On Top", captures the band in the early '80s, when they had reached an international audience after working with Lee 'Scratch' Perry and releasing on Island Records. By this point they were back producing themselves, creating a perfect spanning sweet ballads and upbeat skankers, not to mention a cover of The Beatles' "Yesterday". Lovingly repressed on 180 gram red vinyl, this is a welcome reissue of an album that's been tricky to get hold of for some time, from one of the all time great reggae acts.

❤️ Our Top 10 ten reggae Roots Lp from all the time ❤️ This Lp is the perfect demonstration of Dennis Brown "prince of Reggae" voice was ! Produced by Joe Gibbs, this eights album from Dennis feature some of greatest Jamaican musician as Bobby Ellis, Vin Gordon or Tommy McCook ! Tune after tune it talks about oppression, religion, repatriation and all important arguments of Reggae Music One Love Prince

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White MiceStep By Step2019 reissue on Intellec

Deep new roots vocal cuts from Ras Ico & The Shades, fresh new music from Switzerland.Ras IcoWill Become A Butterfly / The CaterpillarDARKER SHADES OF ROOTS