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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

The Uniques - Lesson Of Love (Can't Do Without It) / Winston Williams - DJ Choice

I was surprised to see that I hadn't posted this one yet. One of my all time favorite Slim Smith tunes and with a killer b-side!

Listen & download here:
A-side: The Uniques - Lesson Of Love (Can't Do Without It)
B-side: Winston Williams - DJ Choice

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

George Dekker - Run Them / Lennox Brown - Gits Brown

Both of these are usually on heavy rotation for me! The b-side was the 1st track I played on the stream 2 posts back.

Listen & download here:
A-side: George Dekker - Run Them
B-side: Lennox Brown - Gits Brown

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

1973 - Delroy Wilson - Your Love / Caught You Red Handed

1973 here, and by now Delroy Wilson's voice has matured quite a bit. He's one of Jamaica's artists that started at an impressively young age, so you can hear his voice mature through his catalog. Wilson started his career at 14 years old with Coxsone in 1962. As you'd expect with any 14 year old, his prepubescent voice on his early singles was leagues higher than we hear 11 years later in '73. It's fun to hear how his voice has developed though, so its worth looking out for a chronological compilation of his.

"Your Love" is Wilson's take on The Supreme's megahit, "Where Did Our Love Go." I really don't have much to say about these two tunes except that they're both great. Delroy Wilson is one of favorite singers. He's got an unmistakable and inimitable sound and I rarely find a song in his wide discography that I dislike. Sooo check it out.

1974 and 1975 next, then I'll head back to the 60s for a while, stay tuned!

Listen & download here:
A-side: Delroy Wilson - Your Love
B-side: Delroy Wilson - Caught You Red Handed