Thursday, 10 November 2016
Red Gold & Green #10 - Vin Gordon
Here's one that sometimes causes a bit of confusion. The mighty 'Heavenless' has long been credited to Don Drummond Jr & The Skatalites, although in reality, the trombone on this Clement Dodd produced Studio One scorcher is the work of Vin Gordon. I only own this classic tune on CD, though I'm pleased to note that Soul Jazz Records have recently reissued it on 12". I have to say that I'm extremely tempted.
Vin Gordon - Heavenless
Labels:
Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd,
Red Gold & Green,
Reggae,
Studio One,
Vin Gordon
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4 comments:
That is rather brilliant Swede. Thanks
Irie vibes!
great stuff Swede.
Yes, quite tempting!
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