Burning Spear (Vinyl 7") Rock N Roll & 50s

Burning Spear (Vinyl 7") Rock N Roll & 50sS. O. U. L.'s 'Burning Spear' was a standout of their debut album, from which it was pulled for a single release. Edited down from the album's rambling brilliance to a concise slice of dancefloor funkiness, deejays have been searching out the 45 for years it seems to have sold almost zero, making copies impossible to find. For the B side we have selected the breakbeat heavy 'Do Whatever You Want To Do' from their second LP, which we feel would be a

and the overall vocal panache on "My Love"

so opening the record is just the first of many pleasant surprises in store for you

and glistening melodies that refresh "Thirst Trap" for the summertime

Midnight Rocker has been approached in a similar fashion to the late-career quality that Sherwood coaxed out of Lee 'Scratch' Perry with the Rainford and Heavy Rain albums

Drawn to the idea of the eternal return

Originally released to capitalise on the success of Scott-Heron's then-current hit The Bottle and his subsequent signing to Arista

electronic and hip-hop

including waltz

Nelson (Skull Session) recorded in 1975 for the 'Flying Dutchman' label

After a management deal went south with mob-connected Joe Fontana in New York City and discos sprung up in place of live venues

Jeremy Kerr

although its original title was deemed too risque for UK audiences and so re-titled Sweet Bitter Love