Disco Club (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska

Disco Club (Vinyl LP) Reggae & SkaDisco Club is a groundbreaking work of experimental disco created by Fevre and producer Jacky Giordano on the outskirts of Paris in 1978. Armed with fictional personae 'Junior Claristidge' and 'Joachim Sherylee' respectively, their collaboration as Black Devil expressed a brazen contempt for the 'big shot American studio heads' who represented the myth that 'good music could only be made by Anglo Saxons.' As such the EP and its appellation have been

The album was mostly recorded in London

which included musicians such as Sly and Robbie

He became a key jazz figure in Japan in the sixties together with Norio Maeda and Keitaro Miho

UK chart-buster ‘Hurt So Good’ by Susan Cadogan and the Upsetters’ boss reggae classic ‘Return Of Django’

the follow-up to her Mercury Music Prize-nominated debut Before We Forgot How To Dream

was released in September 2000

which might appear to an homage to LaFaro but is in fact an anagram of the name of the albums producer (Orrin Keepnews

They were given a record deal by Pye Records

his fourth album

including their version of 'Wild Horses' which was written by keith richards

a celebration of the female side of Japan's 1960s pop scene

The American Negro re-invents the black native tongue: a politically conscious LP with a prescription to eradicate hate in America