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| Immortals - House is not a Home
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(Hungry Town ED-378 US-78 EX 375:-)
The Immortals were a Reggae group from Jamaica consisting of Max Bowman, Val Heron and Mike Johnson.
These two tracks - "House is not a Home" and "World without Love" - were produced by Horace Swaby and Everton da Silva; arranged by Agustus Pablo.
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| Max Romeo - Wet Dream
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(Polydor 59.335 Den-68 VG+ 200:-)
He's gone through several stylistic changes, but Romeo's incendiary lyrics have always found a way to bother someone. When he started as a singer in the 1960s, his crude, sexual lyrics caused England to ban his singles. When he was reborn in the '70s as a devout Rastafarian, his politicized, socially aware lyrics led the Jamaican government to prohibit "War Ina Babylon" from being played on the radio.
Danish pressing; b/w "She's but a Little Girl".
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| Specials - Ghost Town
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(Two-Tone CHS-TT-1217 UK-81 EX 275:-)
True innovators of the punk era, the Specials began the British ska revival craze, combining the highly danceable ska and rocksteady beat with punk's energy and attitude, and taking on a more focused and informed political and social stance than their predecessors and peers.
UK 12" single including the superb Extended Version, "Why?" and "Friday Night Saturday Morning", glossy picture sleeve with lyrics printed on the reverse.
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| Specials AKA / Selecter
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(2-Tone TT1/2 UK-79 EX 150:-)
True innovators of the punk era, the Specials began the British ska revival craze, combining the highly danceable ska and rocksteady beat with punk's energy and attitude, and taking on a more focused and informed political and social stance than their predecessors and peers.
UK 7" vinyl single with paper labels, also including "The Selecter", which is a demo that was recorded a few years before its release by Neol Davies, John Bradbury & Barry Jones, company die-cut paper sleeve.
This version has the 4-prong push-out centre and is translucent vinyl, the vinyl appears black but when held up to the light is dark red.
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