Studio One Roots Long Gone versatile and varied album with

versatile and varied album with a mix of the traditional and the experimental

David Bowie's album "Never Let Me Down" was originally released in 1987 and marked a departure from the avant-garde sound that characterized some of his earlier works

stripping away much of the radio‑friendly melodicism and cleaner singing that had crept into Shadow Zone and Start a War

groove‑oriented take on Alice Coltrane’s “CHARANAM

As Time Explodes barely touches the studio album it nominally supports

Studio One Roots Long Gone versatile and varied album withStudio One Roots is one of the cornerstone compilations in Soul Jazz Records Studio One series, a 16track set that focuses on the rootsreggae side of Clement Sir Coxsone Dodds legendary Kingston label. First issued in 2001 and repressed several timesmost recently as an orangevinyl doubleLP and remastered CD as part of Soul Jazzs 25thanniversary celebration of their Studio One partnershipthe album gathers seminal cuts and superrarities from the vaults