Blackbeard - I Wah DubBorn in Barbados in 1953, reggae guitarist Dennis Bovell (aka Blackbeard) was one of the key figures on the London reggae scene of the late '70s and early '80s, not only as a solo artist but also as a producer. I Wah Dub was released in 1980, carrying on Bovell's eclectic sensibilities and is an example of a classic British dub album which has long since been out of print on vinyl although it was remastered and reissued CD and released on Zonophone in

the songs tracing technological changes and social change

Fly Pan Am have composed some of their most direct

But in a surprise to the two members of SotL

double vinyl

After returning to the states from Europe

composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto in an original style

Colleen‰۪s work is a direct result of her core belief that in order to keep growing as an artist

16 Tracks: I'm So Lonesome / Blue Moon Baby / Tell Me Why / Slippin' In / Blue Swingin' Mama / Baby's Got Two Left Feet / If I Had Me A Women / Wee Willie Brown / Nuthin' I Can Do / Rocky Road Blues / She's Mine / Keep Her Cool / Give Your Heart To Me / Trapped Love / Susie Q / Slippin In

The new album was worked on throughout 2019 and mixed in early 2020 again sticking to mainly analogue processes

It is augmented with liner notes by a current ESP-Disk' artist

Most of the tracks picked by Schulte were released on small labels in the late 80's

The songs were then further refined in the studio of band member Chris Mulligan (guitar