Ken Boothe - Freedom StreetFirst ever vinyl reissue of the classic 1970 album from Mr. Rock Steady! Ken Boothe was the most soulful singer of the rocksteady era, often likened to a Jamaican Wilson Pickett, and his mid '60s recordings for Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's Studio One label were and are among the genre's most coveted sides. In 1970, he moved to Leslie Kong's Beverley's imprint for this album, which continued his string of hits with the songs "Why Baby Why," "Now I Know,"

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There's little question that with the blues

the highly-anticipated LP is the follow-up to their globally acclaimed 2013 album

* The ultimate collection of rare early materials by this electronic music pioneer

"like Depeche Mode in a stone circle"

rock ‰Û÷n roll and garage punk

Though a solo album

a constant to play with and against

The bareboned arsenal of junkpile guitars and implementation of alternate tunings was growing

Opener 'Waiting Around For Grace' sounds like an FM pop hit beamed in from a nearby planet

This Heat were feeling their way around the recording process

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