Everybody Loves the Sunshine / Lonesome Cowboy (Vinyl 7") Indie Punk & Alternative

Everybody Loves the Sunshine / Lonesome Cowboy (Vinyl 7") Indie Punk & AlternativeDynamite Cuts has unleashed perhaps one of the greatest, if not, the greatest, summer time soul classics. The legendary Roy Ayers has written many gems over the years, loads of club and dance tracks and some killer down tempo songs but, one stands up above all the rest. It's been issued as a 7" before, back in 1975 and now sells for big bucks if you're lucky enough to find one. A "Everybody loves the sunshine" needs no introduction, just check YouTube

with Duke Reid and Sir Coxsone Dodd stepping up their rivalry by beginning to make and release their own records rather than rely on US imports for use in their dances

A disorientating experience

Motown's "Prince Of Soul

real name Jayda Guy

So here comes the massive Sabrosito Tool on vinyl finally

Her voice and songwriting possess a timeless quality

Claudio Crispo instigates the launch of his new label Everybody In with an EP of low slung House music that has inspiration and vibes from many different backgrounds

Buckley's fourth album was his first to be self-produced and includes the classic 'I Must Have Been Blind'

and plenty of jazzbos grumbling about commercialism

" In keeping with that manifesto

Released as part of the Verve Acoustic Sounds vinyl series - LPs Mastered from Original Analog Tapes and Presented in High Quality Packaging

Sault are back at it