The Paul Simon Song Book (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska

The Paul Simon Song Book (Vinyl LP) Reggae & SkaThe first album to use this title is one of the most mysterious in Paul Simon's output and almost belongs more with Simon & Garfunkel's discography, given its 1965 recording date. Following the failure of Simon & Garfunkel's first, all acoustic folk revival style album, Wednesday Morning, 3 AM, Simon headed off to England to see about pursuing music over there. While he was in London, he found himself in demand as a visiting American "folksinger"

2LP on 180 gram vinyl includes download code in a gatefold sleeve with 6mm spine

If any would doubt that

there's no going back

Nashville fiddler Fats Kaplin

but only a handful of cuts (Win

making 'Nightcall'

as Zappa and the Mothers use wit and intelligence to subvert both listener anticipations and redefine exactly what a rock n roll band is allowed to achieve on this 1970 album

There's Been A Refurb At The Gallery

¥Transferred from the original tapes and remastered by Grammy award winning engineer Frank Merritt at The Carvery

Enlisting the aid of Frank Fayad on bass

in the face of a multitude of problems in the world

Keep On Moving was released just over ten years ago to much praise (Q said it was "even better" than 2002's much loved Step Off)