As promised here are a couple from the
batch of reggae 45s I managed to grab on a cold morning last Sunday at a local
boot, I say "managed" because my fingers
weren’t working very well due to the cold. I actually suffer from Raynaud’s
which can make riffling through records difficult on cold mornings (my fingers go white but not blue which would look really scary).
I can offer nothing at all in terms of
background to these records beyond the fact that I like them and hope you do too.
The Sunshot 45 is a bit quirky – the K Poppins sticker is covering up another
title and the label on the other side quotes Linval Thompson Jah Jah Reder Than
Red (actually what attracted me to it), but the grooves contain Keith Poppin
and a Version. The vinyl is also incredibly thin to the point that it almost
feels like a flexi disc! I think this is a reissue.
After these by way of a sweet and mellow
warm up I’m off to the local pub to jump on the Ska Train.
1 comment:
from yesterday, I am insanely jealous of your little local record fair of rockabilly and early R&B. Nothing like that here on the Black Country. If there is, let me know! Been here for 16 years...
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