Sister Nancy - One TwoFirst ever UK press of Sister Nancy's classic DJ set One Two LP previously releases only in Jamaica and much sought after. Includes the most sampled reggae song of all time ('Bam Bam') along with two other hit singles ('One Two' and Transport Connection). Produced by Winston Riley and mixed by Soldgie at Channel One. Sister Nancy captured in her prime on a top draw selection of Reggae's finest rhythms. Limited Records Store Day release, original

with subtle hints of Tool's depth and the rhythmic angularity reminiscent of Joy Division

Albert Ayler

I find humour in our predicament

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it is simply “Great Black Music

Available on limited pink coloured vinyl

Marvin’s biographer David Ritz

Recorded in just two days in 1976

yet exhilarating sax playing and haywire vocal style

and we wish to the gods we could press it on Shellac

Screamin' Jay Hawkins and Alex Chilton (also

While domestic stars of mbaqanga like Mahotella Queens had temporarily disbanded during the onslaught of disco