Going Home (Vinyl 12") discogimp

Going Home (Vinyl 12") discogimpTony Clarke is from Waterhouse, St. Andrew Jamaica. At the tender age of 10 he started following sound systems like Sir Mike The Musical Dragon with the great toaster Prince Ruff at the controls, and King Tubby's with the legendary U Roy. Tony Clarke did his first recording in New York in 1971 at Hugh Hendricks recording studio called "Righteous Man" of which he played both bass and lead guitar. The band was later managed by the legendary band leader

a rhythmic core is anything but stabilising

Dennis Mpale

The result are 14 tracks covering what we consider a broad and diverse spectrum but still clinging to our initial idea of building a musical bridge between the continents Africa and Europe

The quintet covers a vast expanse of post-bop territory on five Hutcherson originals plus Ornette Coleman's "Una Muy Bonita

Lema first became involved in music playing church organ for five years

Originally released in 1983 on independent label For Sale (sub-label of the highly influential Baby Records

For fans of Jordan Rakei

These are dark times

who issued it on Savoy in 1961)

Clandestine

The album was originally released in 1971

Phife Dawg