Take A Chance On Me / Moved To Kansas City (Vinyl 7") Reggae & Ska

Take A Chance On Me / Moved To Kansas City (Vinyl 7") Reggae & Ska

the likes of 'Snakeskin' showcase a sinister flirtation with minimalist funk

Oregon and Kenny Wheeler

champions of those whose contributions are often relegated to a one-liner in the autobiographies of their peers

Sam ‘Lightnin’ Hopkins was equally one of the most revered - a musician who delivered a highly personalised line in country blues

the cover of which portrays Sir Coxsone at the controls of a spaceship with the DJ in space

It was a period of radicalisation for Black America: a disproportionate number of young African American men were being shipped to Vietnam

It was released in October 1982 by record label Bronze

'Die Happy' was originally released in 1976 and was the only release on S

who scored hit records on the British and international charts

alternate versions and out-takes - it’s a goldmine of sounds from across his entire 60-year career”

The album that reinvented East Coast rap for the gangsta age

A look at his body of work reveals dalliances with bebop