Mighty Baby - Jug of LoveEvolving from London Mod act The Action, Mighty Baby signed to Parlophone on the reputation of their live sets, featuring guitarist Alan King, bassist Mike Evans and drummer Roger Powell, with former Savoy Brown guitarist Martin Stone and keyboardist sax player Ian Whiteman joining after. Their 1969 debut moved into heavy psych and sophomore set A Jug Of Love took semi acoustic form, blending bluesy folk and a touch of North African spice into their

Bobby Braddock - Revelation

Blue Album style

"Power Cut" is the album's centerpiece

standing ahead of anything released at the time

Other artists ranged from big bands like Orchestre Esperanza and Orchestre Caribbean Jazz to poet and radio personality Casimir “Caso” Létang and folkloric gwo ka artist Sydney Leremon

13 Who Knows Where The Time Goes (One 1967)

Ibibio Sound Machine - all bangers

The album is mixed by Jack White’s buddy Joshua Vance Smith

library music and early electronic experimentation to create a timeless sound

enlisting more comrades in their mission of solidarity (sonically speaking) with every show

creators on the edges were empowered to focus on satisfying their artistic visions in the open headspace of home studios

A love letter to the stretch of coast a stone's throw from where Joe Mount grew up