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Aswad - S/T LPVinyl LP pressing of this 1976 album. They are Britain's most successful reggae band, in terms of both popularity and longevity, and qualify as one of the best roots outfits to emerge outside of Jamaica. Aswad's ability to adapt themselves to the changing times was ultimately the driving force behind their decades long career. Their debut album is still one of the band's strongest efforts. Nicely displaying the group's jazz tinged, roots reggae sound,

and lays out their phi losophy of independence and the importance of daring to live every moment to it's fullest

3 Wonder Milky Bitch

almost all of which was recorded in one take

Badalamenti called it the "Love Theme from Twin Peaks"

bringing enough power to warp the space-rhyme continuum

Description: 1969 release

These 'names' mesh with a host of Indian virtuosos - Alla Rakha

the critics could have called Davis's triumph at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1955 a "comeback

UK tipped approach to playing jazz

His first studio album in seven years finds Tom Waits in possibly the finest voice of his career and at the height of his songwriting powers

Equal parts reverence and reimagination

10 Jawbone