Louisiana Red * Antinuclear Blues (random Colored Vinyl) [New LP] 1/26/24 • From ""Redemption Song"" to

• From ""Redemption Song"" to ""No Woman No Cry"" to ""One Love"" these classics have been transformed with modern production values but retaining the heart and soul of Jamaican music

Pièce Populaire

which herald the return of founding guitarist Koichi Fukuda

I’ll Give You Needles 18

This is a repress of Brooklyn-based Washer's 2023 LP "Improved Means To Deteriorated Ends"

Louisiana Red * Antinuclear Blues (random Colored Vinyl) [New LP] 1/26/24 • From ""Redemption Song"" toLimited random colored vinyl LP pressing. Louisiana Red was born in Alabama in March 1932 and died in Hanover almost exactly 80 years later. The early life of Iverson Minter, also known as Louisiana Red, was marked by suffering. His mother died of pneumonia a week after he was born. When he was five years old, his father was executed by the Ku Klux Klan. After that, he lived in orphanages until he was able to spend the rest of his childhood with his