Paul Blackman | Earth Wind & Fire (Prince Fatty Version) 7"One of my favourite Augustus Pablo productions gets the Prince Fatty treatment on this ace little 7" Working direct from the original master tapes Fatty respectfully beefs up the original with some additional guitar, organ and percussion as well as a little sprinkle of dubwise mixing desk magic and then wait til you hear the dub on the flip boom! It's an absolute monster. Tracklist Side A: "Earth Wind & Fire" (Prince Fatty Version) Side B: "Earth Wind

Dadawah's 1974 nyabinghi roots masterpiece

Lovely record with a message that feels more relevant now than ever

The whole set has a very distinctive sound that beautifully brings togther the worlds of reggae

Welcome repress from Moonshine Records of Frenk Dublin's Quantum Dubs LP

large and extra large) in white with black logo

A3 Sing & Shout

A        Reggay Masooka

We then delve further into the echo chamber for the nocturnal industrial ambience of title track "The Hand" before flipping it over for the epic 8-minute masterclass in minimalist dubbed out techno that is "DHam’s Jam"

To say this is essential is a major understatement

Niney at the controls

Highly recommended

A really great record that hasn't dated in the slightest and still sounds fresh as a daisy