Jeb Loy Nichols - Long Time TravellerJeb Loy Nichols finally comes home to On U Sound, the label he first befriended in 1981. A country dub crossover record, backed by members of Dub Syndicate and the Roots Radics, and with Adrian Sherwood at the controls. The subtle dub production gives Jeb's careworn songs of love and loss a unique sound this is Nashville by way of Kingston, Lee Hazlewood if he'd made an album with the Wailers, equal parts Johnny Cash and Horace Andy. Following a

Edwin Starr and Yes

Introducing Scientist: The Best Dub Album in the World

his more fulsome

written by British journalist Wyndham Wallace

åÊIt includes some of CSNY‰۪s best-known music

Throbbing Gristle (1975-1981)

' he reassures us that nothing - not God

The Sufis and more fall into the Time and Space Machine and come out the other sideåÊwith wider grins and shinier eyes

Combining alternate guitar tunings with nearly linear songwriting

the haunting ballad "Five Foot Even" and finishing off with a cracking version of James Brown's "I Can't Stand It"

LP - 180 Gram Vinyl Pressed on black virgin vinyl and packaged in a heavy 24 point board jacket with artworked inner sleeve and free download coupon

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