Horace Andy and Sly & Robbie - Livin' It UpIn early 2006, TABOU1 producer Guillaume Bougard booked Harry J Studio for a week to record 12 new songs by Horace Andy following the highly successful Mek It Bun released a couple of years before To back such a legendary artist, TABOU1 asked Sly & Robbie and the Revolutionaries (Channel One studio band in the late 70's) to work the "old school" way: all musicians would play live, together and in one take, as opposed to recording their parts

4AD are releasing a limited red vinyl edition with the original 16-page booklet being reinserted

To call the impact seismic would be an understatement

Rigid slipcase to house:

but also melodic and playful

The Pro-Teens

I’m savoring it a lot more

It was released by SST Records on December 5

From the Psych sound explosion onto the Underground club scene in the US and UK in the mid 1960s

David Gedge says:“As the summer of 2020 wore on it became increasingly obvious that At The Edge Of The Sea – my annual festival in Brighton – was sadly going the way of other live music events

Jack Kilmer

Hutch treats us to a mellower soul here - sumptuous

replete with the domestic rustles and ephemeral passages that have made the former’s work so spellbinding