Solo Loco (Vinyl LP) hextom-test

Solo Loco (Vinyl LP) hextom-test

recorded at the original album sessions

a new reissue selected in the vinyl collection of HEAVENLY SWEETNESS

and mid-tempo rarities such as Ray Marchand’s ‘Your Ship Of Fools’ went big at the Stafford all-nighter

Sayuri Yoshinaga appealed to the Japanese mainstream with her modest image and ability to leave audiences in floods of tears

he calls himself “20 Karat Jesus” on the crystal chandelier of a leadoff cut but focuses more on the actions (“Fresh up off the highway with that higher power how you want it”) and the consequences (“Don't sleep

becoming an instant classic when it originally dropped as a free download to an unexpecting audience ahead of the album release

brought about by the album's unashamed twisted and selfish love song 'Quiet Love'

A young Sam Rivers leads a quartet that includes Jaki Byard on piano

More wonderful reggae dub mashups of MOTOWN hits

‘Dub Store Special’

The Jamaican saxophonist Tommy McCook was a founding member of The Skatalites

(Drowned in Sound)