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Gordon’s eleventh full-length album
After Johnny Clarke’s ‘Live Up Jah Man’ and ‘Stop The Tribal War’
including his old Angelcorpse guitar foil Bill Taylor and
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V/A - KENTONE SKA FROM FEDERAL RECORDS SKALVOUVIA 1963-1965 Vinyl LP DEATH METAL Gordon’s eleventh full-length albumClass selection of early Ska aces taken from the seminal Kentone Records a subsidiary of Federal Records Surveying Jamaican music at the point it transcended Jazz, rock, soul and calypso influences to create the foundations for what would become reggae music. The bookending acoustic pieces by The Sharks and Federal Singers are icing on this big slice of Ginger cake. Founder of Jamaicas first recording studio, Ken Khouri produced early ska classics 14
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