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Black Ash Dub LPReggae legends Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespear are the featured strongholds of The Revolutionaries, a conglomeration of many of reggae's finest studio musicians, brought together to create some of the best dub of the late 70's. 'Black Ash Dub' is a wonderful example of the group at it's peak. Sly's drumming prowess is at it's best on this LP, complete with his famous crash cymbals on the 4th beat in 4 4 time versus the 1st beat. His skills are

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including: Kinda Kinks

Shook’s Cruel Liars brings crispy clean

who had recently left the Paris-based band Trust

George Benson is simply one of the greatest guitarists in jazz history

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Believed to have been lost in a studio fire by Gainsbourg enthusiasts for over forty years (a myth that also shrouds Morricone's lost Danger Diabolik soundtrack)

had spearheaded over the previous five years

the album is quintessential new wave

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quite literally-Attack's "School Daze" kicks out the jams Detroit-style

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