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I'll Meet You On That Other Shore
Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's Southern Journey 1959-1960
MISSISSIPPI
From 1969, with Je T'Aime, beautifully re-presented by LITA, with a Jane Birkin interview, lyric translations and saucy snaps. The CD has an extra; and the 180g vinyl comes with a seven, and a David Lasky comic.
Deadly horns instrumental produced by Mikey Jarrett and Lloydie Prince in the early '80s. Originally on Man Dingo, out of New York; thrashed by Shaka. With Jarrett toasting Young Africans on the flip (so to speak).
Karat Jarrett re-running Scion Success' Young Africans: reality vibes from a young Thriller, heavy lovers from Wayne Jarrett. Both sides dubwise; all music previously unreleased. Royal Channel One lineaments.
Wave The Ocean, Wave The Sea
Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's Southern Journey 1959-1960
MISSISSIPPI
Worried Now, Won't Be Worried Long
Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's Southern Journey 1959-1960
MISSISSIPPI
I'll Be So Glad When The The Sun Goes Down
Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's Southern Journey 1959-1960
MISSISSIPPI
I'm Gonna Live Anyhow Until I Die
Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's Southern Journey 1959-1960
MISSISSIPPI
His 1966 debut for Vanguard, evocatively fusing psych-folk and raga way ahead of its time, and also featuring flautist Jermey Steig and long-time Dylan cohort Bruce Langhorn.
The Peckings Bros at the controls. Broader-than-Broadway rudeboy revival vibes, overflowing with militant nostalgia and love, over some choice original rhythms.
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