Cool Collie / This Poor Boy (Vinyl 7") Rock N Roll & 50s

Cool Collie / This Poor Boy (Vinyl 7") Rock N Roll & 50sOriginally released in 1966, 'Cool Collie' is sometimes considered as one of the first Rocksteady recordings. With hard hit performance by the backing band, Hopeton Lewis sings to free ganja. On the B side, Mr. Rocksteady performs a bitter love song in a minor key.

Sonny Red's Out of the Blue is a gem of the Blue Note catalog deserving of much wider recognition

sometimes almost finished and sometimes in fragments

this praiseworthy piece features the Wailers on backing vocals

cosmic pop songs that dispense with notions of time and space

The Optimist LP is re-released on Deluxe 2LP and 2CD on Two-Piers

This was easy to mix down from the 4 tracks to create the final album but was not so easy to achieve in stereo

depicting its transition from a white British Invasion-era soul band to a more laid-back and experimental psychedelic outfit

presents this stunning debut solo project collection - exploring loss

ruminative sequence

Escape from New York and Power Rangers

Sons of Kemet and Arlo Parks

There are stirring solos from trumpeter Booker Little