A Man for All Reasons (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska

A Man for All Reasons (Vinyl LP) Reggae & SkaHilton Felton was a jazz organ player from Norfolk, Viriginia. A Man For All Reasons is his signature album from 1980, now impossible to find on LP vinyl. It includes the 'rare groove' jazz funk dancer "Be Bop Boogie" recorded at the same studio as Gil Scott Heron's The Bottle. This limited edition, individually numbered issue is in the original sleeve, copies from it's year of release now fetching over 200 Numbered All 'RSD Drop 1' titles will be

The original 1984 album appears on Disc 1

Ignored by the mainstream

performed just once in 1985

By the time of this recording

This meeting of the minds and bands of Afro-funk creator Fela Anikulapo-Kuti and American vibist and R&B/jazz innovator Roy Ayers is a collaboration that shouldn't work on the surface

think the sparseness of Young Marble Giants

The Override Switch gave an unprecedented opportunity to develop a sound within an undisturbed environment

and keyboardist Alice Sandahl

guitar and bass

"Dead Skunk

The Ramones' self-titled debut is a justifiably adored album - not just one of the best albums to come out of the initial New York punk explosion of the mid-'70s

If Cale wanted to clear out a separate and distinct path for his solo career