VARIOUS - Hot Sauce Vol 1 - Vinyl (180 gram vinyl LP + poster)
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Hot Sauce Vol 1 (180 gram vinyl LP + poster)
Harlem Shuffle
Cat: HSRSSLP 001. Rel: 19 Oct 20
Reggae Classics/Oldies/Ska
Side 1 - Track 1. Stranger & Patsy - Tell It To Me Side 1 - Track 2. Glen Miller - Rock Steady Party Side 1 - Track 3. Des All Stars - Walk With Des Side 1 - Track 4. Andersons All Stars - Intensified Girls Side 1 - Track 5. The Cobbs - Space Doctor Side 1 - Track 6. Clancy Collins - Brother Moses Side 1 - Track 7. The Gaylads - I Love The Reggae Side 2 - Track 1. Johnny & The Attractions - Coming On The Scene Side 2 - Track 2. The Itals - Dawn Patrol Side 2 - Track 3. Willie Lindo & The Charmers Band - Drum Song Side 2 - Track 4. The Hardy Boys - Black Out Side 2 - Track 5. Dave Collins - Smooth & Sorts Side 2 - Track 6. Hippy Boys - Nigeria Side 2 - Track 7. Audrey - You'll Loose A Good Thing
Since launching late last year, Harlem Shuffle Records has reissued a string of killer reggae recordings from the 1960s and 70's. Here the imprint offers up its first compilation, a 14-track selection of early reggae, dub and rocksteady hand-picked from the vaults of such legendary labels as Black Swan, Blue Cat, Duke, Doctor Bird, High Note and Trojan. It's a fine and hugely entertaining collection all told, with highlights including the easy, laidback skank of Stranger & Patsy's 'Tell it to Me', the trumpet-laden instrumental shuffle of 'Walk With Des' by Des All Stars, the Hammond-powered dancefloor heaviness of Clancy Collins' 'Brother Moses' and the prototype dub brilliance of 'Black Out' by the Hardy Boys.
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