Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari - Tales Of MozambiqueSoul Jazz Records release Count Ossie and The Mystic Revelation's seminal 1975 album Tales of Mozambique in an expanded double album form, fully remastered and with the inclusion of two bonus rare single only tracks, full sleevenotes, exclusive photographs and interview. Count Ossie is the central character in the development of Rastafarian roots music, nowadays an almost mythical and iconic figure. His importance in bringing Rastafarian music to a

that he has made a breakthrough record

generating an emotional and musical heat that hasn't been heard in his music since 'knock knock'

“Don took us to Byron Lee’s studio in Jamaica and used Teddy Randazzo (Little Anthony & The Imperials) to direct the sessions

The Lathums are Alex Moore

Exploring a music of presence and ultra subtle inference

THE NEW ALBUM FROM SUBWAY SECT

' and 'I Like Birds (But I Like Other Animals Too)'

Lilting guitars and ample use of echo smack of Vini Reilly

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40 minute powerhouse is their more ferocious and focused effort to date

Angel Tears in Sunlight is Pauline Anna Strom’s first album in over thirty years

Oyamada created his creative alter-ego (the name is an homage to the Planet of the Apes)