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VP/Greensleeves Records will celebrate the 40th anniversary of John Holt’s iconic Police in Helicopter LP by issuing a rare 1983 12-inch single mix – informally known as the Sirens Mix – to streaming. It is presented in its original form alongside...
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Remembering the bass-playing genius whose work with Sly and Robbie pioneered dub and dancehall, and whose inimitable “riddim” graced crossover hits by a who’s-who of music legends.
Radio LBB 28 Add to collection Adelphoi Music's Jonathan Watts returns, for another eclectic journey of old, new, overlooked and lesser known tracks that have musical roots in Africa Now into its fifth year and the 19th edition. For the uninitiated the Roots playlist showcases an eclectic range of music from across the globe of unfamiliar, forgotten, or recently discovered, to the most upfront sounds of now, all with the common theme of being rooted in Africa. Some of the highlights this time round include: Toumani Diabaté & London Symphony Orchestra - Mamadou Kanda Keita This new piece fro...
Lennon and McCartney go head-to-head yet again. Ram was McCartney’s second solo album, released in 1971, and is a prime example of how popular music, on its release, is adjudged by so many factors other than music. Macca was in disfavour in 1971, regarded, wrongly, as the man who broke up The Beatles and also as the politico-spiritual lightweight of the quartet (Ringo has always been given a pass on these matters!). 50 years later, disconnected from all such blather, Ram is a jolly thing, scrappy but fun, with an unpretentious thrown-together quality, songs such as lo-fi Beach Boys pastic...