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as he rose to prominence in the 20s
Since none of the tracks had previously been issued on vinyl
is concerned with that subject
He Miss Road - Ginger Baker’s idiosyncratic production gives this album an attractive dusting of psychedelia (the best Nigerian weed of the era was as potent as a dose of Owsley Stanley’s acid over in San Francisco)
The disc closes with the Jamaican National Anthem
Ethiopian & Gladiators — Dread Prophecy Cedric Brooks as he rose to prominenceRemastered from original tapes. First time on vinyl in decades. Housed in a gatefold jacket. New liner notes and unseen photos from producer Leroy Jodie Pierson. Pressed in 2020 In the mid 60s, Leonard Dillon, aka Ethiopian (aka Jack Sparrow) met Albert Griffiths. Dillon had formed The Ethiopians in 1966 while they were working with Coxsone Dodd recording for his Channel One label. The session results were the classics, Live Good and Free Man, and
