JONES, Vivian/THE UNDIVIDED ROOTS - Bank Robbery (remastered) - Vinyl (LP)
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Vivian JONES/THE UNDIVIDED ROOTS
Bank Robbery (remastered)(LP)
Roots Vibration Belgium
Cat: ROOTS 30. Rel: 19 Apr 21
Roots Reggae/Lovers Rock/One Drop
Side 1 - Track 1. Flash It & Gwan Side 1 - Track 2. Bank Robbery Side 1 - Track 3. This Daughter Of Mine Side 1 - Track 4. Bit Of Your Loving Side 2 - Track 1. Mash It Up Jah Side 2 - Track 2. Going Home (Daughters Of Zion) Side 2 - Track 3. Gun Happy Police Side 2 - Track 4. Third World Man
Released in 1983 with backing from Undivided Roots, Vivian Jones made a real statement with his debut album. It's a slow, steady, spacious one with heavy rhythms and keys that seem to float. The simmering vocals from the UK artist are also key to elevating each tune and also to the fact that Jones went on to work with mainstays such as Jah Shaka, Bobby Digital, Junior Reid and many others. Vivian started as a DJ in the 70s and was a member of a number of different UK roots bands, but grew disillusioned so went to Jamaica in 1982 and has turned out more than 130 tunes since. This record includes well-know gems 'Flash It And Gwan' and 'Third World Man'.
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