Live Jamaica Dancehall session from 1977 featuring killer MCs. Hear the experience. Crazy ! No tracklisting just spontaneous MCing over killer rhythms.
New 450 page hardback!The first ever oral-history of Krautrock, the sound that changed modern music.
West Germany, 1968. Like everywhere else in the Western...
New 430 page hardback!Drawing upon 80+ interviews – from Shabaka Hutchings, Nubya Garcia and Moses Boyd to Gilles Peterson, Courtney Pine and Cleveland...
In 1983, backstage at the Lyceum in London, Tracey Thorn and Lindy Morrison first met. Tracey's music career was just beginning, while Lindy, drummer for...
Re-make/Re-model tells the little known and fascinating story of the individuals and circumstances which combined to form the groundbreaking band Roxy...
A Scene In Between sets out to excavate the sartorial treasures of the UK’s 1980s guitar scenes. Using original archive photography from scenesters,...
At root, the blues is rich in its simplicity, but it has flowered across the years in a variety of rare complexity. Perhaps no form of popular art is more...
"The ultimate in art is self-expression, not escape."-Duke Ellington In this fascinating portrait of one of America's greatest musical legends, longtime...
Sun Rz, Pharoah, Milford Graves, Roy Ayers, Amiri Baraka + more
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The most exhaustive bibliography of articles and books on African American Blues artists ever attempted, 770 pages, 20,000 entries, with a comprehensive...
Great reissue of this classic Teletech dub album from 1982 from two of the masters of rootsical science fiction music - Scientist and Prince Jammy! Features...
Top Studio One rhythms, wicked singers and top basslines from Brentford Road. Sugar Minott, Alton Ellis, Johnny Osbourne, Wailing Souls and 14 more foundation...
Reissue of very rare Prince Jammy produced album. roots and harmonies all the way on this superb release. Featuring dubs by the then Prince Jammy and a...
The rhythms nod again to The Heptones at Studio One, and Bob Marley; others are voiced elsewhere in the Wackies catalogue by Barrington Spence, Junior...