An excellent tune heard on the other week on Ross Allen’s Meltdown on Mi-Soul. It’s got a nice understated dub and one to whack on loud. A tune to celebrate spring and the good weather to come. But then again you never know what’s around the corner.
Three corkers this week, one from the back garden and two from Ross Allen and Andrew Hale’s brilliant show on Misoul available here.
The above is the squash/blue pumpkin harvested this evening. This is the first time I’ve ever had success with squashes, I got this specimen (which was the only one) from a plant that I constantly watered and fed weekly during the summer. It went all sprawling over the shop, but it was worth it for this mad looking thing with weird eyelashes! Big up the squash!
Johnny Clarke – Babylon – Cha Cha And here’s two corkers from Ross and Andrew’s excellent show on Misoul, it’s been a while since listening to it and the first time back I wasn’t disappointed. The first is the excellent Johnny Clarke with Babylon, a Jah Shaka favourite which has a great dub too.
Gloria Ann Taylor – Love is a hurting thing Next is a tune I’ve never heard before and one that puts me in mind of Siouxsie and the Banshees “Happy House” and Eddie Kendricks’ “Girl you need a change of Mind” with Liberace at the controls! Don’t listen too hard to the mix as the kick drum is well up front. Two tunes to take your mind of the bad weather of late!
A week ago we were in the grand setting of Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Now this Friday evening, we’re back in good old SE23. To celebrate, here’s a great tune heard on Ross Allen’s show the other week.
Big up to me old mate Paul Clark who I bumped into one lunchtime last week after 30 odd years! Here’s a mention of his facebook group, “Last Gang in Town” which is worth joining if you love good tunes, no mater the genre. You’ll be in good musical company too! Nice one Paul!
And the other is this week’s Ross Allen’s show on Strongroom Alive in interview with the great Tom Moulton. There’s some great tunes played on the show including Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes “The love I lost”, M.F.S.B’s “T.S.O.P” and Lou Rawls “You’ll never find another love like mine” amongst many others. http://www.strongroomalive.com/2012/04/ross-allen-chats-to-tom-moulton/