Gladstone Anderson – Love Is Like A Password Version
1. Gladstone Anderson – Holy Mount Zion
2. Holy Mount Zion Version
3. Mike Brooks – Love Is Like A Password
4. Love Is Like A Password Version
Strong roots rockers from Channel One Studios with vocals by Gladstone Anderson & Mike Brooks, produced by Jah Lloyd & Mike Brooks. Both tunes with deep heavy dubs.
Soul Jazz Records’ latest excursion into the Crescent City vaults delves deep into the roots and history of the Voodoo world of New Orleans Funk.
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Four new mixes of 'Mount View Special' from Jah Wobble and Diggory Kenrick first two mixed by Martin Harrison. Second two mixes by Russ D from the Disciples.credits
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