Roots Man Dub (Vinyl LP) Electronic

Roots Man Dub (Vinyl LP) ElectronicThe Roots Man Dub album was originally released in 1978 on Hit, a label from the GG Records crew. It features a ton of superb dubs by Alvin Ranglin, who flipped versions of tunes by The Maytones, Al Brown, The Starlights and many more besides into sonic wonders for mind, body and soul. This compilation pulls them all together again and results in plenty of indisputable sonic fire for when the warmer months come, we laze about in the garden and partake

with many songs featuring Katie Meehan's fine backing vocals

every beat

The driving original rhythm

from Owain Owain's 1976 novel about a dystopian future where the robots have taken over and are busily turning the human race into clones through the use of medication

B1 Slide Away B2 Dying Embers B3 Now I Ride Alone B4 Dancing Blind B5 You Can't Forget

The spelling of track two differs ("Intergalaxtic Research" on the LP and in The Earthly Recordings

Leeds outfit Yard Act released their debut album and even though 2022 was only seven days old

France Gall is the daughter of singer Cécile Berthier and songwriter Robert Gall

The American Delia Derbyshire of the Atari generation

Nick Cave or Mogwai

punk rock's flailing energy is alive and kicking

'Live' at the Village Vanguard