Love Apple - Love Apple (Red)In the late 70s, three do right women from Cleveland forged a brief partnership with Ohios everything man, Lou Ragland. Unlike the prefabricated singing combos of the day, Lily Pearson, Annette Warren, and Avetta Henry swapped lead duties as situation demanded. When a Ragland centric publicity stunt preempted a concert appearance, Love Apple disintegrated, abandoning this rehearsal tape within the lo fi confines of Thomas Boddies cherished Eastside

Recorded and slated for an early 2020 release

Here we take the initiative to shine a light on one of Japan’s unsung heroes of House for those who may be unfamiliar with his impressive back catalogue

progressive and playful

and added two remixes

and stood out with its sweet and relatable reflection of childhood infatuation as Dacus sings atop infectious guitars

the anniversary release features a host of label associates

These words can be found on many of the 16 albums credited to the legendary NYC jazz dancer

Drummer “Drummie” Joe Isaacs had already created history as the house drummer at Studio 1 in Jamaica on countless prereggae classics before moving to Canada in 1968 and is credited with slowing down the fast pace of ska during the rocksteady era

it's my roots"

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lighthouse 4

” a spiritual centering on the political earthquake occurring right now in Georgia