Gregory Isaacs - Mr IsaacsFirst released in 1977 the Mr Isaacs album established the template for Gregory Isaacs subsequent superstar status. Conceived by Gregory and Ossie Hibbert as an album project it contained three of the Cool Rulers greatest hits Smile, Slave Master and Set The Captives Free. Mr Isaacs status as one of reggaes cornerstone albums was cemented when it was reissue in 2001 on the Blood and Fire label. Re mastered by Kevin Metcalfe.

one of very finest compositions and probably her best known after 'Who Knows Where The Time Goes

Black Pressure

Recorded in Dunedin in November 2016 with the same enduring line-up as ‰Û÷Silver Bullets‰۪

dancing form allows them their finest end – to provide infotainment for others

Album closer Don’t Close Your Eyes is Shannon’s response

Michelle Branch

Four songs of gloomy heaviness

the risk of potential failure was readily understood to be as much a part of their vibrant art as success

which is at least four times the resolution of the original

The answer surely already known unless one mind knows the other

Hinds create the ultimate soundtrack to the best day ever - from start to finish - spent with your four best friends

Pablo improvises with huge imagination and skill