Niney The Observer: Roots With Quality Anthology 2LP shop pick making it a potent representation

making it a potent representation of the real afro soul sound infused with heavy funk and rock

This is obviously a key piece: his production album for BBE back in 2001 featuring Detroit/SV affiliates like Phat Kat

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Jackson is more than well versed in the sounds of that time and Metal Dance is filled with quality cuts that have their sights set firmly on the dance floor

Niney The Observer: Roots With Quality Anthology 2LP shop pick making it a potent representationVP's reggae anthology series has been stellar and this might be the most impressive one. Yeah, it's easy to compile Junjo hits (and to a lesser extent Joe Gibbs), but with Niney, there's not such a clear path. No better way to set it off with one of my favorite reggae cuts of all time, Niney's own "Blood & Fire" (and the matching Big Youth version). We then proceed into 26 curated, below the surface tracks from all the big artists. You'll be amazed by