I Have No Choice / That's When It Hurts - RSD 2024 (Vinyl 7") Reggae & Ska

I Have No Choice / That's When It Hurts - RSD 2024 (Vinyl 7") Reggae & SkaThis product is a Record Store Day exclusive title and is not available to pre order. To buy in store: 8am, 20 04 2024 (Record Store Day). To buy online: 8pm, 22 04 2024. (Subject to availability). Limited to 500 copies. Johnnie Mae Matthews is fondly referred to as being The Godmother Of Detroit Soul as she was responsible for creating at least 8 different Detroit record labels and for discovering and nurturing many future Motown artists in their

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Whether he was influenced by the city's surrounding musical atmosphere (which was about to explode into the free jazz phenomena) or simply feeling comfortable enough amidst the urban sprawl to finally present long-gestating avant-garde ideas

Progressive jazz from the 1970s: music which has influenced Kamasi Washington and the Brainfeeder crew

too) of How to Disappear Completely provide a counterpoint to all this incipient modernism

feedback and piano-laced title track than one expects to find in the slacker-friendly lo-fi genre

Big Tymers

Heavily blues / rock influenced it is the final full length release by the band before Jim Morrison's unfortunate death in July 1971

from the Isle of Wight and many more - a snapshot of some of the finest private-press 45s ever made

and "I Like Your Style

" A splendid album that might not have the urgency of its predecessor

Roy Brooks (joined by fellow Detroit natives George Bohanon and Hugh Lawson

" Francis and his bandmates recorded In Plain Sight entirely on tape - and mostly in that same church - and the resulting songs are dreamlike and reflective