Rock A Dub (Vinyl LP) discogimp

Rock A Dub (Vinyl LP) discogimpHaving started producing his own tunes during his time working as an engineer at KG records in the 60s, Winston Holness, better known as Niney The Observer, later replaced Lee 'Scratch' Perry as Joe Gibbs chief sound engineer. Inspired by Lee Perry's nickname 'The Upsetter' he adopted "??? The Observer' as an alias and started releasing music on his new Observer label. The first major hit was 'Blood & Fire' in 1970 which made him one of Jamaica's most

Recorded in 1968

A super rare release

ready and waiting to be popped

while others spent time behind the desk with some minor disco stars

#4 in the Netherlands Platomania album chart and #14 in the Finland album chart

'actor' takes the ambitious compositional and sonic underpinnings of Clark's debut as a starting point and never looks back

Bunny returned to the song on his superb 'Liberation' album at the close of the decade but the original cut has remained one of the most in-demand records on the 'revival' circuit

the vinyl release – complete with amazing artwork – is a stunning 70s release

meaning they had a finished album before the world had even heard debut single "Chaise Longue" or played live

Planet Earth's title track is a different take than on Sound of Joy

and it remains judas priest's greatest achievement

after having his music censored numerous times by the Brazilian military dictatorship during the 70s