Prince Jazzbo, as well as being one of the more under-rated DJs – at least outside of the more passionate and knowledgeable reggae circles, also has a large footprint of both wonderful and poor album covers. This is one of the wonderful ones. ‘Natty Passing Thru’ was first released in 1976 on Black Wax records, [...]
Released in 1985 on Powerhouse Records, this is the Undercover Lover album by Josey Wales (spelt Jose Wales on the cover). It features very distinctive artwork by the legendary Wilfred Limonious – the cover features Josey Wales kissing a topless woman (the woman also has ‘Handle with love’ stamped on the rear of her jeans [...]
If God had a voice, made records, and did album covers – then this is probably what it would all end up like. This is the Trojan Records release of Prince Far I’s ‘Voice of Thunder’ from 1981. Track listing: Ten Commandments Tribute To Bob Marley Hold The Fort Every Time I Hear The Word [...]
This was produced by Prince Jazzbo with a published date of 1993 on the inner label – it is on Jazzbo’s own Ujama label. Don’t really know much else about this release, can’t even remember when or where I bought it. The front cover is pretty average, albeit striking, but we really like the rear [...]
This is one of my all time favourite live albums. Brigadier Jerry is a legend and was always at his best in a live environment or when he was chatting and toasting on a sound system. This album delivers exactly that – it features Brigadier Jerry in complete control of a dance, and was recorded [...]
