Mundell (Vinyl LP) discogimp

Mundell (Vinyl LP) discogimpJunjo Lawes ruled the dancehalls in the early '80s, with a huge militant sound laid down to fiery perfection by the Roots Radics. The producer's incendiary riddims supported Jamaica's biggest stars and launched a new generation of toasters straight to the top of the charts. This musical shift was accompanied by a thematic change as well, as lighter lyrical fare came to the fore. Many roots artists found the times tough, but not Hugh Mundell, who was

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Boppin’ In Baltimore: Live at the Left Bank is a previously unissued recording of saxophone master Sonny Stitt captured live at the Famous Ballroom in Baltimore

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The release of Dirty Three's debut EP UFKUKO for the first time ever on vinyl

Third album from the legendary Cymande

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The result was London Scene

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