Wild Suspense (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska

Wild Suspense (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska180gram Audiophile Vinyl The Jamaican reggae group The Wailing Souls was formed in 1965. They released their debut album Wild Suspense through Island Records in 1979, after their singles releases through Channel One became popular. Wild Suspense became a roots reggae stemple, renowned for its staggering musicianship. The album contains a mix of Studio One do overs (such as "Row Fisherman" and "Feel the Spirit"), a handful of self productions with

'The Piano' and 'The Devil'

Mere weeks before the world went into lockdown

Drum Message only previously surfaced on a Black Fire CD in 1993

Backing vocalists were Wilson Atie

so they hastily put-together this 12-track ragbag of 7" singles as a compilation

1972's Young

A title inspired by Kenneth Grahame's 'Wind in the Willows' the album remains a pivotal moment in not just British psychedelia

Sought after instrumentals for critically acclaimed album Sour Soul

the album features twelve singular takes on specially chosen protest songs across an almost 100-year span and shows The Specials still care

It will make you smile and will make your heart swell

then licensed to a young Richard Branson for his fledgling Virgin label in 1974

maybe across one day or a weekend at the gallery