The Heptones Night Food Vinyl

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The heptones night food vinyl.

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180 gram audiophile vinyl. Vinyl lp album country. The heptones classic album from 1976 night food featuring book of rules and every other track a gem. Selected reggae classics format.

Music on vinyl movlp2469 series. Night food released in 1976 is one of the final heptones albums featuring original lead singer leroy sibbles. Reggae roots reggae reggae pop lovers rock the heptones night food 1976 terre haute press vinyl discogs. Original artwork intact extensive historical sleeve notes a label design on the cd itself respectful of the original island design and the big plus eleven bonus cuts unreleased until now that were recorded at the same sessions.

During the time recorded to attract an international audience recorded at harry j s studio. Island records ilps 9381 format. Island records 00600753603260 caroline records 00600753603260 island records carolr18lp caroline records carolr18lp island records carolr019lp caroline records carolr019lp. Older material is combined with fresh songs from the mid 70s which make it a versatile record.

Order online today and get free uk delivery on orders over 50. Vinyl lp album reissue country. Complete your the heptones collection. They were one of the more significant trios of that era and played a major role in the gradual transition between ska and rocksteady into reggae with their three part harmonies the heptones were contemporaries of the wailers and the maytals and every bit their equal in the mid 60 s.

The heptones night food label. The heptones are a jamaican rocksteady and reggae vocal trio most active in the 1960s and early 1970s. Harry j records none format.