Tag: Jamaica
Linval Thompson & The Revolutionaries – Negra Love Dub/Outlaw Dub –...
Linval Thompson & The Revolutionaries - Negra Love Dub/Outlaw Dub Doctor Bird CD/DL Released 15th November 2019 Twofer combining two Linval Thompson-helmed Trojan Records dub albums from the...
Lord Tanamo & Friends – Festival Jump-Up- album review
Lord Tanamo & Friends - Festival Jump-Up Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 15th November 2019 Rare album by ska/mento/calypso kingpin Lord Tanamo, with some heavyweight backing in the form...
Alton Ellis – Greatest Hits – Mr Soul Of Jamaica –...
Album Review Alton Ellis - - Greatest Hits - Mr Soul Of Jamaica Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 11th October 2019 Reissue of Alton Ellis' compilation album from 1973, which...
Various: The Linval Thompson Roots Albums Collection – album review
Various - The Linval Thompson Roots Albums Collection Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 11th October 2019 New collection that brings together three late 70s albums produced by Linval Thompson,...
Various Artists: You Can’t Wine/Music Alone Shall Live – album review
Various Artists - You Can't Wine/Music Alone Shall Live Doctor Bird 2CD/DL Released 13th September 2019 Reissue of two rare 1970 albums of Rupie Edwards' productions, plus...
LIVE
OMD: Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth – live review
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth
19th November 2019 The opulent Art Deco stylings of the Pavilion Theatre,...
INTERVIEWS
Nightingales: No Love Lost – Vinyl reissue reviewed
Album Review Nightingales - No Love Lost Limited Edition Double Vinyl / DL Available to download and pre-order vinyl 15...
NEWS
Watch This! Leeds’ Magic Eye Pictures Wear Their Heart On Their Sleeve On New Single People’s Friend
Leeds indie poppers The Magic Eye Pictures wear their hearts on their sleeve on new single People's Freind.
MEDIA
The African Queen – film review
The African Queen (1951) Director: John Huston Cast: Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn Run Time: 105 minutes Format: Blu-ray Release Date: 18...
FESTIVALS
Mirrors Festival 2019: London – live review
Mirrors Festival has relocated to Camden Town. Keith Goldhanger visits all six venues and reports from this...
