I Wah Dub (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

I Wah Dub (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanBorn in Barbados in 1953, reggae guitarist Dennis Bovell (aka Blackbeard) was one of the key figures on the London reggae scene of the late '70s and early '80s, not only as a solo artist but also as a producer. I Wah Dub was released in 1980, carrying on Bovell's eclectic sensibilities and is an example of a classic British dub album that has long since been out of print on vinyl although it was remastered and reissued CD and released on Zonophone in

voiced Trod In The Valley that same year

Guitarist Stuart Braithwaite contributes more vocals than ever before

including Denny Seiwell who would become a founding member of Wings

the memorable melody lines he stretches to full Zen-like lengths are perfectly clear

and Tabu Ley

Works well with both Disco and Yacht Rock audiences alike

Rebecca Vasmant's "Dance Yourself Free" EP is the follow up to her debut album 'With Love

if you will

'Easter Everywhere' was The 13th Floor Elevators second album

A dare to dive deep into Shabazz Palaces sounds

In May 1968 when he recorded his album Caramba

wrote Be My Husband