The Royal Rasses - Kingston 11 flac album

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Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Kingston 11. Найти. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Terrestial Dub. 4:44. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Regenerated Dub. 4:56. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Babylon Is Falling. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Dub Vortex. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Second Sight. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – Gravitational Echoes. Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses – People s Mind Dub. 5:55. Prince Lincoln & Royal Rasses – Heroes just the same.

A solid A+ album that would not disappoint. The photographer is actually late Mrs. Helinä Rautavaara, a well known adventurer, photographer, ethnographer and reggae fan. The originals for these pictures were stolen from her while she had an exhibition in London (if I recall the place correctly).

The Kingston Trio is the Kingston Trio's debut album, released in 1958 (see 1958 in music). It entered the album charts in late October 1958, where it resided for nearly four years, spending one week at in early 1959. It was awarded an RIAA gold album on January 19, 1961. Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, and Bob Shane formed the Kingston Trio in Palo Alto, California in June 1957.

He had two hit singles with "Kingston 11" and "Love the way it should be". In 2010, the song, Humanity (Love the way it should be) was covered by American singer John Legend backed by the Philadelphia band, The Roots and is featured on Legend's album, Wake Up. .That summer of 79 the Royal Rasses recorded a second Prince Lincoln album, Experience, this time without Cedric Myton. This album contained more than just the traditional drum and bass sound of most reggae. The band renamed themselves the Rasses to avoid confusion with fellow reggae band The Royals to record a further album called Natural Wild in summer 1980. This time the music was made in London. Prince Lincoln's decision to invite English rock musician Joe Jackson was controversial, and the album was a commercial flop.