Noel Ellis, son of 'godfather of rocksteady' Alton, carried on the reggae family tradition overseas. From 1983, his self-titled debut remains arguably the finest roots record ever to come out of Canada.
Noel Ellis - To Hail Selassie
Radio Free Catalunya
Musings on tunes I care about. The ones with that thin wild mercury sound, you know? Under heavy manners since 2007.
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Twenty years of schooling and they put you on the day shift:
- 27 Leggies
- 40 Year Itch
- Adios Lounge
- Albums That Never Were
- Aquarium Drunkard
- Boogie Woogie Flu
- Burning Wood
- Charity Chic
- Cover Lay Down
- Dangerous Minds
- Den O' Sin
- Doklands
- Doom & Gloom
- Expecting Rain
- Flagging Down The Double E's
- Frog2000
- Jonderblog
- Keep The Coffee Coming
- Killed By Death
- My Top Ten
- New York Taper
- Nothin' Sez Somethin'
- Old, Weak...
- Rising Storm
- Save Your Face
- Siblingshot
- Spreadin' Some Rhythm Around
- Star Maker Machine
- Swan Fungus
- Thousand Highways
- Twlilightzone
- Unthought Of Though Somehow
- WFMU's Beware Of The Blog
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