Cease Your Fire Arms (Vinyl 7") Afrobeat & African

Cease Your Fire Arms (Vinyl 7") Afrobeat & AfricanTwo deep roots vocals from 1982 on High Music with Michael White's rare "Cease Your Fire Arms" and Clive Hylton's "Slavery" on the flip.

full of space and pawn shop guitars

it is the only Mott album where Mick Ralphs songs predominate

Jimmy Wages

Seven Days Of Falling features the wonderful ballads 'Ballad For The Unborn' and 'Why She Didn't Come' and guides us through great musical landscapes but it is songs like 'O

made the album stand apart from its predecessors

The band he formed and named as The Sons of Negus became known for their traditional Nyabinghi drumming and chanting

Although Murray could swing as hard as anyone

and let the dream bounce you off the walls

brooding post-punk album since Joy Division

she unearths the links between Electro

Recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood during the summer of 2013 with additional recording done at the Key Club in Benton Harbor

trumpet and melodica to invent topline melodies within that comfortable straitjacket