Roots Radics Meet Mighty Revolutionaires | Outernational Riddim LP 7 A2 Ivan "Lloydie Slim" Smith

A2    Ivan "Lloydie Slim" Smith –    Satta Satta

atmospheric and little bit ravey "Morkt Igen Riddim" to the joyous synth driven disco dub bounce of "Another Lara Riddim" to the spooky crushed cold wave of "The Dream Commodore Riddim

The combination of Jerry's gentle falsetto and the hazy dreamlike production that's topped off with some sublime flute and sax from hornsman Fitty is a match made in reggae heaven

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Then the real surprise treat for me is hidden away on on the B-side

Roots Radics Meet Mighty Revolutionaires | Outernational Riddim LP 7 A2 Ivan "Lloydie Slim" SmithMuch sort after collection of dubs original released on the FORM label out of Ireland in 1980. Showcasing rhythms laid down at Channel One by the two most legendary session bands of the era the Roots Radics and Revolutionaries and mixed to dubwise perfection by Scientist and Crucial Bunny. The titles of the tracks also give a nice nod to prominent figures in the UK reggae scene at the time such as David Rodigan, Jah Shaka and Moa Ambassa alongside