Ken Boothe - Freedom StreetFirst ever vinyl reissue of the classic 1970 album from Mr. Rock Steady! Ken Boothe was the most soulful singer of the rocksteady era, often likened to a Jamaican Wilson Pickett, and his mid '60s recordings for Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's Studio One label were and are among the genre's most coveted sides. In 1970, he moved to Leslie Kong's Beverley's imprint for this album, which continued his string of hits with the songs "Why Baby Why," "Now I Know,"

Deluxe tip-on gatefold jackets on Burger Records

Delia Derbyshire and Asher Levitas

accept[ing] life on the terms of life and becoming willing to accept the best any of us have is to be in the state of progress

bringing highly sought after titles of Thee Headcoats

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I was instantly inspired when I listened to the clips he sent

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Big Bill Broonzy What Is That She Got 25

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The centrepiece of the record is Pimp Rex (AKA Rex Roland)