Ending Next Week
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Prince Lincoln / Prince Jazzbo
Live Up To Your Name / Little Joe
Bongo Man : B.M. 00027 (45s)
Haunting, moody and addictive 1973 roots from the Studio One stable. Gently picked guitar intro opens the way for compelling chugging landscape, peppered with discreet Hammond pulse in the background. All driving Prince Lincoln's sandpaper coated vocal as the jazzy guitar leaves its impression, a mesmeric cocktail of mood changing influences, lifted by an unhurried vocal. The blend is totally captivating.
Flip it over for a lively dance session from Prince Jazzbo - Little Joe, a fabulous sampling of Motown's Edwin Starr's "25 Miles" full of pounding bassline notes, as "Jazzbo" screams and shouts his toasting in irresistible rhythms, as snippets of "25 Miles" keeps raising its head.
Two really cool, sides; no wonder this disc is so sought after, especially in this "impossibly" flawless condition. e
Condition Report
Two totally clean label, see images, full gloss mint minus vinyl. Plays beautifully clean (listen)
Emanuel Rodrigues Ork. / Bonny & Skitter
Rico Special / A Little Mashin'
Island : WI-022 (45s)
Condition Report
Two clean labels free from writing, stickers or stains, 4 prong centre intact, strong gloss on vinyl, some soft surface hairlines, not affecting play, visually vg+ plays excellent plus (listen)
A. Royn (Audley Rollens) / B. Smith (Dennis Alcapone)
Oh My Darlin' / Ball Of Confusion
Punch: PH 36 (45s)
A fine clean copy lead by former Rocksteady artist with The Emotions on Caltone, Ska Beat etc recording artist Audley Rollens, part of the Emotions gathering along replacing Max Romeo, to join Lloyd Shakespeare and Kenneth Knight. When Audley left he was replaced by Milton Henry.
After these vocal group "musical chairs" Aduley went under the stewardship of the soon to be great "Keith Hudson".
Both sides of this disc are written and produced by Keith Hudson. "Oh My Darlin'" displays typical percussive inventiveness, framing Audley's fearful, but expressive vocal. Soulfully reaching out for reassurance. Very different, as you'd expect from a "Hudson" creation.
Flip it over for Dennis Alcapone flaunting all his toasting skills he garnered whilst fronting the El Paso sound system, that first brought him the attention of Keith Hudson. A potent start to his new career "Ball Of Confusion" Mr. Smith really puts it out there.
Two great sides, in impeccable condition!
Condition Report
Discreet X on labels, otherwise two clean labels, four prong centre intact, full gloss vinyl reveals only minuscule soft sleeve storage blemishes a strong clean Mint minus, even when angled in the light.