4th Street Orchestra - Ah Who Seh Go-Deh [Orange 180-Gram]

4th Street Orchestra - Ah Who Seh Go-Deh [Orange 180-Gram]Limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on orange coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Founded in 1971, Matumbi was among the earliest and best British reggae bands. They did, however, also record under different guises, including The 4th Street Orchestra. In their acclaimed Rough Guide to Reggae, Steve Barrow and Peter Dalton rate this album (and it's counterpart Leggo! Ah Fi We Dis) as "the best showcase for Matumbi's talents". This

The album was produced by Pierre Paradis and Garth Richardson (Red Hot Chili Peppers

opera and drama were truly united

The critically acclaimed record was initially released on CD and Digitally in January

perspectives and compositions and forged them into the spirit of the band

The bulk of Ansermet's recordings were made with L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande

But you know what We just played Wembley Arena

the working class

around the same time he started acting professionally

a more familiar musical terrain

half-speed tracking of all lead parts) Nico Georis confronts the central seven time theme with a new transparency that gradually complexifies into astonishing Persian carpet displays of patterned musical awareness

Indiscreet is their debut album from 1986 and includes single

Lumsk – Fremmende Toner opens a mystical Nordic saga in vibrant vinyl form